Sentence examples for to appoint as from inspiring English sources

The pope is expected to appoint as many as 25 new cardinals as early as February, and Archbishop McCarrick is often mentioned as a strong candidate, as are Archbishop Egan and Archbishop Justin F. Rigali of St . Louis

In his first term, Bush has won confirmation for two hundred and one of his two hundred and twenty-six appointees to the federal judiciary — all but two of them Republicans — and in a second term he would likely get the opportunity to appoint as many as three Supreme Court justices.

In his first term, Bush has won confirmation for two hundred and one of his two hundred and twenty-six appointees to the federal judiciary all but two of them Republicans and in a second term he would likely get the opportunity to appoint as many as three Supreme Court justices.

"It will be this new leadership team's job to drive forward these recommendations and we will look to appoint as quickly as possible".

Trump will have the opportunity to appoint as many as five new members to the seven-person Fed Board of Governors during his first year and a half in office.

On Nov. 18, commission Vice Chairwoman Dayna Bochco and Susan McCabe — a consultant who has clients with business before the panel — co-hosted a reception and fundraiser for then-Assemblyman Anthony Rendon (D-Lakewood), who last month was elected speaker of the chamber and will have the power to appoint as many as four coastal commissioners.

Mr. Feuille said he expected a new prime minister to be appointed as early as Tuesday.

Cardiff want to appoint Slade as their new manager as soon as possible.

We hope to appoint a replacement as soon as possible".

Some want President Napolitano to appoint Grillo as prime minister.

16] recommended the Throne to recall Yuan Shih-Kai and to appoint him as Viceroy of the Kwangtung Province.