Sentence examples for try to appoint from inspiring English sources

I think you've got to try to appoint good people and keep them".

Italian media speculated that, in the meantime, Mattarella could try to appoint a technocratic government.

"Then we try to appoint a conservative judge to the Supreme Court, and the Democrats beat us up on it for five months and piss off the public.

And so rather than try to appoint a formal conference, which would require at least three steps that Republicans could filibuster, the Democrats are preparing an alternate strategy.

Already, Mr. Genson provided one insight into Mr. Blagojevich's thinking: the governor will not now, he said, try to appoint someone to fill Mr. Obama's Senate seat.

Perhaps because of this, he is not well-liked by Mr Mugabe, who may try to appoint a more subservient Ndebele as his deputy.But it is possible that Mr Nkomo's successor will not be found within ZANU-PF at all.

Democrats shouldn't cave in to Mr. Bush when he tries to appoint highly partisan judges -- even when the effort to block a bad appointment fails, it will show supporters that the party stands for something.

ʿAbbās dismissed Muṣṭafā Fahmī in January 1893 and tried to appoint his own nominee as prime minister.

In December, he tried to appoint two new Supreme Court justices by fiat, bypassing Senate approval.

Then it tried to appoint Henry Kissinger, of all people, to head the investigative panel.

Mr. Aronsohn said the governor was still trying to appoint spokesmen for some departments.