Sentence examples for trying to appoint from inspiring English sources

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

Corruption cases against senior politicians drag on for years without a verdict.Ms Fernández has been trying to appoint loyalists as judges and prosecutors.

A German official's call for a "budget commissioner" with veto rights over Greek spending prompted accusations that Germany was trying to appoint a "G auleiter".

John Bercow, the speaker of the House of Commons, has come under fresh attack from senior Conservatives for trying to appoint an Australian to the role of the clerk who oversees parliament.

A by-product of all this is that it's taken West Ham out of the press and she knows, and so does everybody else, what a mess they made of trying to appoint Martin O'Neill.

Some militia leaders in Benghazi said Tuesday that the new government led by President Mohamed al-Magariaf was trying to appoint its own officers over, or at least along with, the commanders of the three biggest brigades in the country's eastern region.

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

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

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

Jeb Bush tried to appoint a legal guardian for the fetus of a developmentally disabled rape victim.

The economist Peter Diamond, whom we tried to appoint to the Federal Reserve, has calculations suggesting that the top tax rate should be 73 percent.