Sentence examples for responsibility to appoint from inspiring English sources

Ladsous said it is the UN peacekeeping department's responsibility to appoint observers and if Syrian authorities don't co-operate, "we report to the security council," as he did last week.

In Section 2, Clause 2 of our Constitution -- known as the Appointments Clause -- our founders laid down clear instructions in the event of a Supreme Court vacancy: the President has the responsibility to appoint a justice any and every time there is an opening on the bench.

THE center's primary responsibility is to appoint the arbitrators to the panels, choosing from a list of internationally recognized experts who are paid $1,500 a day for their work.

Part of his responsibilities are to appoint new Cardinals who will eventually vote for the next pope, as well as appoint and replace bishops and archbishops who provide leadership to Catholics in countries around the world.

Hughes said: "It is a privilege and a huge responsibility to be appointed to this important job in government.

It is the responsibility of the mayor to appoint a village manager, although the manager cannot take office until the board has approved the mayor's choice.

Ray Anderson, the executive vice president for football operations, emphasized the responsibilities placed on each team to appoint a "get-back coach" to ensure that players, coaches and other staff are in compliance with league rules.

For example, only 57% of boards approved reporting on corporate responsibility, and only 54% agreed to appoint a board member or subcommittee to oversee sustainability.

It was the decision of the coalition in November 2011 to appoint Circle and they must take responsibility for this mess.

He wanted to signal to the principals that he, as president, supported the decision to appoint this specific employee to retain the main responsibility for the procurement process [31].

At the same time, he petitioned Nero to appoint a separate legate for Cappadocia, with the responsibility for conducting the war in Armenia.