Sentence examples for necessary to appoint from inspiring English sources

It was necessary to appoint natives to military commands only in the Low Countries (Belgium, Luxembourg, and the Netherlands).

(It was usually necessary to appoint new Copts, since they alone understood the accounting system that had been used since pharaonic times).

Beginning in 1860, the imperial government found it necessary to appoint the new military men as governors-general and governors of the provinces that their troops occupied.

When the elections were organised, the government – which has two women in the cabinet – did not think it necessary to appoint a single woman to its election commission.

If the parties consider it necessary to appoint Assessors, the Convention of Inquiry shall determine the mode of their selection and the extent of their powers.

The range of his activities was so great that, when he died, Hayam Wuruk found it necessary to appoint four ministers to take over the positions that had previously been the responsibility of Gajah Mada alone.

Our consent is necessary for the President to appoint jurists and powerful government officials and, in many respects, to conduct foreign policy.

To further enhance work at primary care centres, it might be necessary for every unit to appoint specific staff to take responsibility for structuring activities and engaging others regarding obesity treatment, organised perhaps in the same way as for diabetic patients.

It is generally necessary, Mr. Engel said, for a court to appoint a guardian to handle any property that goes to a minor.

It seems to me just as necessary and as constitutional for the government to appoint a chaplain to every Court, and have every jury impannelled upon prayer.

It was a necessary decision to replace Martin O'Neill in March but it was a brave decision to appoint Paolo Di Canio as his managerial successor.