Sentence examples for should be appointing from inspiring English sources

Back in November when Terry Burns was appointed chairman of the minority-supporting, cutting-edge public service broadcaster, we wondered whether such an organisation should be appointing someone other than another white male to its top posts.

Moody continued: "If England want to start planning for a successful World Cup in four years time, it is my belief they should be appointing a new captain from February".

A prosecutor should be appointed to help them.

Members should be appointed by parliament and not the whips.

Second, a special representative on climate and security should be appointed.

The Review proposed that planning champions should be appointed across the country to oppose unpopular developments.

BBC Trustees should be appointed based on their ability to challenge, not conform to, the status quo.

Scalia's remarks imply that an evangelical Christian should be appointed to the Court.

— Arne Duncan, on Friedman's opinion that he should be appointed Secretary of State.

A special independent counsel should be appointed immediately to carry out a full and public investigation.

An independent commission should be appointed to monitor all Fifa elections.