Sentence examples for we would appoint from inspiring English sources

We would appoint someone who would offer a fresh pespective.

I would have thought June or July would be the latest time we would appoint Duncan's permanent replacement.

"June or July would the latest time we would appoint Duncan's permanent replacement but I believe we can move far more quickly than that".

"We said to our fans we would appoint a manager prior to the Newcastle United game and we have done exactly that.

Greg Stubblefield, one of our strongest field executives, whom we'd appointed as the president of Vanguard, took just two Enterprise executives with him to work in Tulsa.

The Convention as we imagine it would appoint a panel that could issue international compulsory licenses upon the request of governments that were unable to negotiate reasonable prices with the patent-owning companies.

While we would hope the Republicans would appoint women leaders in similar numbers (Newt Gingrich said he would consider Sarah Palin for vice president or energy secretary), they have endorsed DOMA, oppose LGBT hate crimes legislation, and have staffed their campaigns with frightfully few women strategists and surrogates.

The state's top politicians would appoint a "designating committee" that would then appoint the commission.

Perhaps, because they themselves would appoint the president.

As President, though, he would appoint the Secretary of Education.

Mr Giuliani has said he would appoint "strict constructionist" judges.