Sentence examples for to appoint the from inspiring English sources

And to appoint the next willing volunteer.

Owens said that he intended to appoint the new members.

"Celtic's priority is to appoint the very best candidate.

He is set to appoint the organisation's first director of education and encourage spending outside London.

The Board is also due to appoint the next FA chairman.

Wilson was also able to appoint the first Jew to the Supreme Court, Louis D. Brandeis.

Soon after taking office, Blair sought to appoint the chief U.S. intelligence officers in foreign countries.

Legislation enacted in 2004 permitted the president to appoint the regional governors, who earlier were elected.

And the prime minster has given up his power to appoint the chair of the committee.

The right to appoint the army chiefs would be handed back to the prime minister.

The British tennis player's decision to appoint the Frenchwoman Amélie Mauresmo as his coach is refreshing.