Sentence examples for proposal to appoint from inspiring English sources

The proposal to appoint Watson was first reported by the London Telegraph in 2002.

The proposal to appoint William Webster despite the former judge's involvement in companies that were under SEC scrutiny led to an outcry.

Bank of America says it is opposed to a judge's proposal to appoint an outside compensation consultant as part of a settlement with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

The federal judge shot down a proposal to appoint a monitor to overhaul the troubled housing agency and suggested that was the federal government's job.

Officials say Trump's advisers have since revived their proposal to appoint Feinberg to a senior position, possibly to review the roles of the ODNI and other intelligence agencies.

A leaked German proposal to appoint a euro-zone commissioner with the power to veto Greek budgets cast a shadow over a summit of European Union leaders in Brussels.

Government proposals to appoint a majority of members on a new BBC board threatened its independence, Kosminsky said, and would turn it into a state broadcaster "a bit like... those bastions of democracy Russia and North Korea".

A judge has dismissed a legal challenge against Scottish government proposals to appoint a "named person" for every child under 18.

Obama, who already has rejected proposals to appoint a civilian director of the NSA, could impose some of the changes, while others would require congressional action.

The bank convinced AFSCME to withdraw its proposal by agreeing to appoint a "lead director" to keep Mr Blankfein in check.

Mr. Cameron's first proposal last month was to appoint Mr. Bratton to the vacant post of commissioner at Scotland Yard, the country's top police post, but he backed off when he ran into opposition within his cabinet.