Sentence examples for will appoint for from inspiring English sources

And he has set up a host of unelected bodies, whose members he will appoint for up to four years, to oversee various affairs of state.

As it was his obligation to do, he added, "If you cannot afford an attorney, the court will appoint one for you".

California State University will appoint advocates for victims of sexual assault on all 23 of its campuses -- a move that may spur other colleges around the nation to take similar action, lawmakers said Monday.

The DGS will appoint a Secretary for each Field meeting.

His fellow Republicans on the Town Board will appoint a successor for the rest of the year.

Mr. Christie will appoint a replacement for Mr. Lautenberg in the interim, but he has yet to announce his pick.

It is understood the DUP will appoint a replacement for Iris Robinson as an assembly member as soon as possible by co-option.

In his farewell sermon to the colonists leaving England to settle Massachusetts Bay in 1630, "God's Promise to His Plantation," the Rev. John Cotton evoked the word's biblical roots, quoting the second Book of Samuel: "I will appoint a place for my people Israel, and I will plant them".

The court will appoint a lawyer for her if she does not have one by then.

Without one, if your children are minors and you were a single or surviving parent, a court will appoint a guardian for them.

If a single or surviving parent dies without a will and her children are minors, a court will appoint a guardian for them.