Sentence examples for they will appoint from inspiring English sources

The Houthis have said that they will appoint a Presidential Council to take over day-to-day administration.

Neither Coke nor the plaintiffs' lawyers have disclosed whom they will appoint to the panel, which may not be convened for several months.

Since they will appoint the six Republican members, and since at least one Republican vote will be needed to put the committee's recommendations to Congress as a whole, they can presumably get their way.

On Thursday, the nearly 3,000 compliant Parliament delegates installed the party chief, Xi Jinping, as president, and on Saturday they will appoint deputy prime ministers, ministers and other senior officials.

Nonetheless, Congressional leaders said that under their deal they will appoint an independent commission to study whether the government's methodology is sound, reflecting what families actually pay in taxes.

The NFF are also planning a total restructure of backroom staff, with several members set to lose their jobs while they will appoint a new technical director in the near future.

They'll appoint my successor and on I will go..

RS: And we're going to be told by progressive Democrats, by Democrats, one has to support the candidate of the Democratic Party because they care more about civil liberties, they care more about freedom, they'll appoint better judges.

The Marshall is very nice to me and they say he will appoint me a minister soon" (unpublished letter at Yale, italics mine).

If they fail, the governor will appoint a receiver with authority to sell city assets and approve city contracts.Chris Hoene, of the National League of Cities, points out that Harrisburg's bankruptcy is not a harbinger of a wider trend.

They don't want multiple vacancies, and they care about which president will appoint their replacements.