Sentence examples for the appointee will from inspiring English sources

The appointee will serve until 2011, well beyond the Bush years.

Even dealing with English rugby's realpolitick, with compromise built in, the appointee will insist on the assistants he wants.

To keep the seat, the appointee will have to run for re-election next year, when Mr. Romaine's term would have expired.

In the ad the DCMS states that the appointee will be expected to oversee the implementation of the changes to S4C's funding arrangements, working closely with the department, the BBC, the Welsh assembly government and other stakeholders.

The appointee will also be a vice-president of the European Commission.

The appointee will serve until a general election in 2014, when an election will be held to fill the seat through 2016, the end of Inouye's original term.

Three of the appointees will be deputy directors.

The new president will be selected by an assembly that contains appointed members as well as those democratically chosen in June, and some of the appointees will be soldiers.

The chairman of the board of the Federal Reserve is always a powerful position, but the new appointee will be taking over at a particularly sensitive time.

The union already has a foreign policy chief, but the new appointee will also set up a network of diplomats around the globe and take over the substantial foreign policy budget now spent by the European Commission, the bloc's executive body.

Maybe the next appointee will realize that a team that trades its most potent offensive weapon in two decades might be better off with Ray Lucas as the bridge to Chad Pennington, if not as the future quarterback.