Sentence examples for prestige to appoint from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hu, not being a revolutionary hero like Mao or the godfather of economic reform like Deng, did not have the prestige to appoint his successor.

They called on the assembly to appoint a new CNE "composed of professionals with prestige and independence".So what now?

Their rise to positions of command was further aided after 736 by the dictatorial rule of China's chief minister, Li Linfu, who was unwilling to appoint native Chinese as generals for fear that they would gain prestige that would enable them to rival his own position at court.

Simon went on Crusade (1240 42) with Richard, with whom he was now reconciled, and won great prestige among the lords of the Latin kingdom of Jerusalem, who asked their absentee king, the emperor Frederick II, to appoint Simon as his viceroy there.

"Rouhani may decide to appoint somebody else.

Nobody really expected Bayern to appoint Guardiola.

He has yet to appoint a government.

He needs to appoint an executive team.

And to appoint the next willing volunteer.

The president gets to appoint its chairman.

He needs to appoint the right person.