Sentence examples for preparing to appoint from inspiring English sources

A10 The interim Iraqi government is preparing to appoint 43 ambassadors abroad as it reopens diplomatic ties with other nations.

But Leonard Riggio himself was already preparing to appoint Stephen to the larger position of chief executive of Barnes & Noble.

Hibernian are gearing up for their games against Rangers by preparing to appoint Neil Lennon as their new manager.

The owners of the online streaming service Hulu are preparing to appoint Mike Hopkins, a veteran of Fox Networks, to be the next chief executive.

That issue is likely to be revisited soon: Congress is preparing to appoint a special committee to recommend ways to reduce the deficit.

Instead of preparing to appoint key allies to government posts he saw several, including his finance spokesman, Ed Balls, lose their seats.

Its transitional government continues to be in a state of flux as a newly chosen prime minister prepares to appoint defense and interior ministers.

Often fraught relations between the army and government are currently more strained than usual as Sharif prepares to appoint a new army chief in the coming weeks.

Some Republicans have insisted they will resist any attempt to increase the debt limit.As Mr Obama prepared to appoint new advisers to the White House, Robert Gibbs announced that he would step down as the president's press secretary next month.

"If the government appoints Wilson again, it just shows there are no thorough processes and they're prepared to appoint a company which has got very serious concerns around how it operates," Lines said.

In fact, this nearly happened in 2000, when the Republican majority in the Florida legislature was prepared to appoint the slate of Bush electors in the event that the recount ordered by the state's highest court (and aborted by the nation's) had favored the Democratic candidate.