Sentence examples for that you appoint from inspiring English sources

Voting by proxy means that you appoint someone you trust to vote on your behalf.

The person that you appoint as a proxy must also be registered to vote.

It doesn't matter, in a sense, how good the people are that you appoint because the institutions are devastated.

But surely BP could have got somebody better than Anne Womack Kolton to do it, unemployment being what it is.The first law of disaster-management in the United States is that you appoint somebody from the "in" party rather than the "out" party.

Just yesterday, the National Oil Spill Commission that you appointed after the Deepwater Horizon disaster came out with a report card that noted that in the Arctic, there remain "many unanswered questions and much work to be done".

Others argue that the administration is simply not committed to human spaceflight and wants to do other things with its money, and that the composition of the review panel indicates that it is merely intended to divert political flak.Anyone versed in the dark art of commitology, the study of committees, will know that who you appoint to an "independent" panel matters, as do its terms of reference.

So if you don't want that job done, you appoint a prominent manufacturing executive with little understanding either of federal budgets or of macroeconomics.

If you don't want that job done, you appoint an affable fellow from a famous family who has led a charmed business and political life thanks to his insider advantage.

At the meeting, Beales told Miliband, partially in jest, that "if you appoint Balls it is going to be the last decision you are ever going to make".

It seems that if you appoint yourself as the Tom Peters of cyberspace, this kind of claptrap is de rigueur.It's a pity, because underneath all the froth, there are some perfectly sensible ideas.

Brody emphasizes that anyone you appoint to the role must, first, not be easily intimidated by doctors.