Sentence examples for will have appointed from inspiring English sources

Such a rider would bar the S.E.C. from acting on the rule before February, by which time the opponents hope that a new president will have appointed a new S.E.C. chairman who will drop the idea.

ECB chairman David Morgan, talking about plans to replace Fletcher, added: "I would hope that within 48 hours we will have appointed someone as a caretaker coach and there is a possibility that we may appoint quite quickly Duncan Fletcher's permanent successor".

As the will states, the trustees have appointed five people who will be the initial members of the prize committee.

In cases where the patient has left a living will or has appointed a surrogate to act on his behalf, the path is clear.

Robert Brown, 57, said he was prepared to spend up to £100,000 fighting for access to sensitive documents relating to her will and he has appointed solicitors to obtain secret court papers, known as a practice direction, about the sealing of royal wills drawn up around the time of Margaret's death in 2002.

Any day now, we will hear who you've appointed as our Regional Schools Commissioners.

If the result of the balloting are a tie, William Wyer, the trustee of the L.I.R.R. and a study committee he has appointed, will cast the deciding vote.

In his will, the late emperor had appointed Pope Victor II as counsellor to the empress, and the pope solved some of the conflicts between the princes and the imperial court that had endangered peace in the empire.

The charter commission, the third Mayor Bloomberg has appointed, will be led by Ester R. Fuchs, a political science professor who is a special adviser to the mayor for governance and strategic planning.

Whoever is the new chair of the BBC will have been appointed by a proper process".

A new Trust chairman will have been appointed by then but Bland said he did not think there would be many strong candidates for the role.