Sentence examples for were to appoint from inspiring English sources

Senate Democrats made clear weeks ago that they wouldn't seat anyone Mr Blagojevich were to appoint.

Her first moves were to appoint new advisers and to restore Protestantism after Mary's five-year Catholic interlude.

"Our attitude toward this step is the same as the Catholics' if we were to appoint an alternative pope in Rome," he said.

"If the Football Association were to appoint a National Instructor in Football Artistry, Gillespie at the moment would be the popular candidate for the position".

"If Glencore were to appoint a single woman on the board by the end of the year, that would still leave them as the laggard of the FTSE 100.

A fervent supporter of the Welsh language, Jones, who was chief executive of S4C between 1994-2005, said his priorities were to appoint a new chief executive with leadership skills who could bring stability and conclude the BBC agreement, while overseeing 24% budget cuts, and improve measurement of the broadcaster's impact and value.

He was to appoint Mr Obama's replacement in the Senate.

"Celtic's priority is to appoint the very best candidate.

One of his first moves was to appoint one.

His first urgent task is to appoint a chief executive.

The immediate priority, however, was to appoint what civil servants termed an outside Chairman (ibid).