Sentence examples for to appoint to from inspiring English sources
"Since October 2014, the prime minister has been able to choose whom to appoint to a permanent secretary job, from a list of appointable candidates," the report said.
"He asked my advice on who to appoint to his panel of Elders.
What beliefs shape a president's choice concerning who to appoint to lead the Federal Reserve?
It still remained unclear, however, who the government intends to appoint to run the office.
Senator John Kerry vowed to appoint to the Supreme Court only judges who support abortion rights.
Westminster is awash with speculation about who May is likely to appoint to senior positions.
"At this rate we will have no officers left to appoint to command positions," he said last month.
At this rate we will have no officers left to appoint to command positions," he complained in a recent interview.
But he has refused to step down to make way for Felicito Payumo, whom Mr Estrada's wants to appoint to the job.
Mr. Sachs made recommendations to Mr. Cuomo and his aides about whom to appoint to the Medicaid team, which Mr. Cuomo formed through an executive order in January.
Morley also persuaded a reluctant Lord Minto to appoint to the viceroy's Executive Council the first Indian member, Satyendra P. Sinha, in 1909.
