Sentence examples for wanted to appoint from inspiring English sources

Napolitano wanted to appoint Piano a "senator for life".

That's why he wanted to appoint a new director general quickly.

"If he wanted to appoint me, it was because I was the best man".

When Li Yu came to the throne in 947, he wanted to appoint Han his prime minister.

"Get Outta That Spaceship and Fight Like a Man," the Grifters (1994) So casually brilliant I wanted to appoint myself their new bass player.

Hatoyama expressed confidence in Mr. Kan .I wanted to appoint a successor who has worked most closely with the finance minister," Mr. Hatoyama said.Mr.Mr

Mr. Treschow said that the Ericsson board initially wanted to appoint an internal candidate, but did not find one with the right combination of experience and expertise.

Originally, Mr. Sharon wanted to appoint his son director general of the prime minister's office, but refrained from doing so after Mr. Rubinstein said it would be nepotistic.

"Famously, among Everton circles anyway, William Kenwright in his ever infinite wisdom wanted to appoint Gary Megson as Walter Smith's successor," says Tony Kibble.

Ms Aguirre wants to appoint her own political ally.

If the club want to appoint him, fair enough.