Sentence examples for we decided to appoint from inspiring English sources

"Today we decided to appoint Capello as our national team's new manager," the R.F.U.

We decided to appoint guardians for our children in our will.

Ferrari president Sergio Marchionne said: "We decided to appoint Maurizio Arrivabene because we need a person with a thorough understanding not just of Ferrari but also of the governance mechanisms and requirements of the sport".

We initially thought it was a normal seasonal thing, but as the volumes increased we decided to appoint a forensics investigation company.

Acting director of sports Alphan Coker said: "We decided to appoint McKinstry because he has a good CV and understands Sierra Leone football as he's been in the country for a while now.

But we are at a place now that if we want to do customer experience really well, we need to make it how we operate". To better understand why these companies decided to appoint CCOs, we asked about the breakthrough moments that lead to the creation of CCO positions.

"Between Tulsi Gabbard coming in at 31 in the House and Brian Schatz coming into the Senate at 40, we're investing in the long run," said Mr. Abercrombie, who decided to appoint Mr. Schatz, his lieutenant governor, this week.

So we are disappointed that rather than taking bold action, the president has decided to appoint a commission instead".

"At the moment I've not decided to appoint him.

He decided to appoint a chief operations officer to handle those responsibilities.

In reality, Corbyn had already decided to appoint the left's choice, Angela Eagle, to the role.