Sentence examples for or appointing from inspiring English sources

The practice of buying judges or appointing prosecutors to safeguard business interests is alive and well.

Before he concluded, he outlined three qualifications for hiring – or appointing – people: Competence, integrity, independence.

It's not just hiring people of color, or sponsoring diversity events, or appointing a head of diversity and inclusion.

The idea of electing or appointing a commissioner seems simple, but the major stumbling block is finding a committee among racing's many to even identify candidates.

Anonymous, Arizona I'm not sure which part of your question is more unkind: rushing your sick aunt into her grave or appointing yourself judge and jury of her daughter's behavior and future grief.

Dozens of the nation's 195 dioceses have even disregarded other measures required by the Dallas policy, such as setting up lay boards to review abuse cases, or appointing a diocesan coordinator to handle accusations.

The next move for the President is to make a recess appointment or appoint someone who has already been confirmed for another position by the Senate.

An attorney will be hired or appointed.

Or appoint a new manager.

They were elected, or appointed by someone who was.

Will it be elected, representative or appointed or a mish-mash of all three?