Sentence examples for refuse to appoint from inspiring English sources

If a judicial council does not give her a choice she likes from among the applicants at that court, she can refuse to appoint any of the recommended judges and start the process over by announcing a new tender, until the judicial council for the court in question sends her a candidate she is willing to name as a judge.

Senate must simply refuse to appoint anybody.

A top Democratic Senate aide said Reid would refuse to appoint conferees if that were to happen.

Democrats are ready to sit down and negotiate a budget agreement but Republicans refuse to appoint conferees and engage in the regular order budget process they have supposedly wanted for years.

After all, few people seem troubled either by the fact that Hillary Clinton will refuse to appoint a Supreme Court justice who does not respect Roe V. Wade or by her commitment to see the Citizens United decision overturned.

They can't categorically refuse to confirm any justices indefinitely (anymore than the president can refuse to appoint any justices indefinitely) without rejecting the Constitution itself -- because our Constitution's form of government includes president-appointed and senate-confirmed Supreme Court justices.

The government refused to appoint one.

Mubarak, however, has always refused to appoint one.

President Wilhelm Miklas of Austria refused to appoint the Austrian Nazi leader Arthur Seyss-Inquart as chancellor.

Mr. Tsvangirai nominated him as deputy agriculture minister, but Mr. Mugabe has refused to appoint him.

Though he knew death was near, he refused to appoint a successor.