Sentence examples for seek to appoint from inspiring English sources

It concluded:  "Inspectors strongly recommend that the school does not seek to appoint newly qualified teachers".

Mr. Shumlin said he would seek to appoint two commissioners who opposed changing the rule.

"The board will seek to appoint an interim CEO to the football club shortly," an Eels statement said.

Morgan confirmed that England, whose first Test of the summer, against West Indies, begins at Lord's on May 17, will initially seek to appoint a temporary coach.

Mr. McClendon will remain chief executive of Chesapeake, which is based in Oklahoma City, but the board said it would seek to appoint a nonexecutive chairman with no ties to the company, a separation of power urged by many shareholders.

To that end, the activists most often seek to appoint allies to board seats to help fight against what they see as complacent management and to bring more discipline to companies.

Soon after taking office, Blair sought to appoint the chief U.S. intelligence officers in foreign countries.

Sparkle from all business activity" and, as with Fastweb, is seeking to appoint an administrative receiver.

In 2005, the Government was seeking to appoint a commissioner for the families of victims of The Troubles.

After his enthronement as emperor in 1260, Kublai sought to appoint Li to the Hanlin Academy to write historical annals of the ("barbarian") Liao and Jin dynasties.

Both MF Global's bankruptcy estate and its unsecured creditors committee are seeking to appoint a trustee to oversee the failed firm's parent company.