Sentence examples for this would appoint from inspiring English sources

It's pretty clear that if men were dying at these rates, the United Nations Security Council would be holding urgent consultations, and a country such as this would appoint a minister of paternal mortality.

An F.A.A. spokeswoman told me last week that the agency was preparing to move to the next phase of its work in this area, and would appoint members to a rule-making committee that will begin meeting in January.

Mr. Roque said he would appoint a commission this week to discuss how to proceed.

Now, this is not to say that I would appoint a woman merely to do so.

He said he would appoint a different panel but this has not yet happened.

Earlier this month she said she would appoint Supreme Court justices "who understand that this decision was a disaster for our democracy".

Since Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliff, who would appoint Kaine's replacement, is also a Democrat this is a reasonable assumption.

The state's top politicians would appoint a "designating committee" that would then appoint the commission.

Perhaps, because they themselves would appoint the president.

As President, though, he would appoint the Secretary of Education.

Mr Giuliani has said he would appoint "strict constructionist" judges.