Sentence examples for reasonable to appoint from inspiring English sources
It would seem reasonable to appoint undersecretaries to the mandated positions in Science and in Intelligence who have appropriate science backgrounds and could contribute to policy decisions about hazard detection and amelioration, immigration, and public health (epidemiology and microbiology), which are all topics that invite the use of scientific resources.
Mrs. Saunders said it was reasonable not to appoint Mr. Markey when the president of a local representing Brooklyn librarians was already on the board.
The Chamber, in its order, reminded Milošević that he still retained the right, at any time, to make a reasonable request to the Trial Chamber to consider allowing him to appoint counsel (Prosecutor v. Milošević 3 September 2004, pp. 2 3).
Most importantly, under reasonable model's parameterizations, Rogoff's principle is reversed: it is optimal for society to appoint a weight-liberal central banker.
He needs to appoint an executive team.
And to appoint the next willing volunteer.
"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 the right person.
The president gets to appoint its chairman.
