Sentence examples for suggested appointing from inspiring English sources

He's also suggested appointing a viceroy to direct the campaign.

He suggested appointing lawyers to serve in the public's interest on cases where a government application for a FISA order "raises new legal issues".

On February 10th one committee member suggested appointing some full-time, paid independent directors (not bankers) to "make things difficult" for management.The rethink is part of a bigger review of bank regulation.

To his credit, it was Dayton who suggested appointing as consul someone familiar with the French and its press and made it possible for Bigelow to begin redirecting public opinion.

They apparently considered making the newly appointed DPP leader, Peter Mutharika, prime minister (leaving Banda as ceremonial president), while others suggested appointing a new president and vice-president from the DPP and bypassing her altogether.

The German development minister, Gerd Müller, said the EU's current mechanisms for responding to the refugee crisis were not fit for purpose, and suggested appointing a special commissioner to lead a combined European refugee strategy, as well as other global humanitarian challenges.

To lower the possible legal costs, Mr. McGaughey suggests appointing a building volunteer to compile "comparables" for the Tax Commission review.

Mr Kennedy suggests appointing "a panel charged with periodic evaluation of campaign statements, candor, and fairness," which is, by itself, unobjectionable.

In hindsight, and for the future, I would suggest appointing an editor in chief to take an overview and maintain a strong sense of context throughout the exercise while everyone else is frantically running round, posting content, tweeting and downing coffee.

I suggest appointing 1 or 2 people as your communication point person(s), having everyone else go through them should they need to reach you.

Some investors have suggested that appointing a new chief executive only two days after the old one resigned might be rushing things.