Sentence examples for only to appoint from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gingrich, it should be noted, did not promise to support a gold standard, only to appoint a commission.

That memo asserts that Keyon Dooling left the call before a vote was taken, that Mason and Chris Paul abstained, and that James Jones voted only to appoint a subcommittee to review the matter.

But now the international advisory board to be named in the resolution would have the ability not only to appoint auditors but also to monitor the workings of the fund on an ongoing basis.

Some scholars say the drafters of the Constitution intended the ban to apply only to appointed officers of the United States, not elected officials.

The president has the right and the obligation not only to nominate, but to appoint.

Officials in Washington not only declined to appoint Mr. Gorence as United States attorney but also, without any public explanation, brought in a new prosecutor.

According to federal prosecutors, Blagojevich only decided to appoint Burris after the governor failed in earlier attempts to auction the seat off.

From Mitt Romney to Rick Perry, they all promised, among other measures, to support a federal constitutional amendment defining marriage as between a man and a woman only, and to appoint federal judges who agree.

To run for the Board, you only need to appoint yourself: At the time of an election, the management company or Board representative will mail out notices seeking candidates for a Board position.

This week, he said he supported a moved-up election, but only if allowed to appoint an interim senator and if the candidates get nine months to campaign.

In 2012 he thought he had the job once Sir Alex Ferguson was gone, only for United to appoint the desperately paddling David Moyes.