Sentence examples for those who appoint from inspiring English sources

Well, I hope those who appoint England's on-field leaders have a look at their own situation.

"Some justices live up to the expectations of those who appoint them; some do not," Mr. Roberts wrote.

Assemblyman Richard L. Brodsky of Westchester, who has led reform efforts, said the latest changes, including a mention of the fiduciary duty of board members, were meant to emphasize the independence of authority board members from those who appoint them.

Alasdair Gray, author of the classic novel Lanark and one of Scotland's outspoken literary figures, has said that those who appoint English people to major cultural jobs in Scotland are "Scotophobic".

We the people elected them or those who appointed them (and reappointed them in Alan Greenspan's case).

Experience tells us that such a board would likely be subject to the political influence of those who appointed them.

Rafael Benitez earlier this week hit out at those who appointed him for giving him the title of 'interim' manager, and at the club's fans for their constant jeering.

When Johnson's first 18 months were less than successful, those who appointed him couldn't sack their protege; propping him up, however, was another matter.

Some of those who appointed Johnson in 2008, in another amateur production that provoked negative headlines, wondered last year if they had been too hasty.

When asked whether he represented the President's party or the government, Kamushega mumbled something about that being the business of those who appointed him.

"My international teaching experience (from west Africa to Western Massachusetts) was evidently of interest to those who appointed me," said Forna, adding that as a teacher, she makes space for those kind of discussions.