Sentence examples for to appointing the from inspiring English sources

style has to be dedicated to appointing the right manager.

"Say 'yes, yes' to elections and 'no, no' to appointing the people in any way other than elections," he said.

In addition to appointing the deficit-reduction panel, Mr. Obama has repeatedly advocated a "rebalancing" of the global economy to increase American investment and exports.

European council conclusions from 9 November noted that member states committed to appointing the liaison officers to Italy and Greece "preferably by 16 November".

Hallett urged the judicial appointments commission (JAC) to exploit the so-called "tipping point" or equal merits provision more frequently, particularly in relation to appointing the senior judiciary.

The Red Cross is one of a handful of nonprofit groups that hold a Congressional charter, and the president serves as its honorary chairman, in addition to appointing the chairman of its board.

And to appoint the next willing volunteer.

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

Owens said that he intended to appoint the new members.

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

By tradition, it is up to the US to appoint the World Bank president.