Sentence examples for will have to appoint from inspiring English sources

Mahmoud Abbas, the directly-elected Palestinian president, will have to appoint new cabinet ministers.

The court will have to appoint a lawyer for the men over the coming days.

Conference participants will have to appoint officials whose job is to monitor and enforce national progress on combating racism.

You will have to appoint executors, typically family member and/or friends, to sort out your affairs after you die.

He will have to appoint someone to serve the remainder of his Senate term, making potential enemies among those he passes over.

Every business covered by the rules will have to appoint a data-protection officer at an estimated cost of €80,000 a year, according to the European Small Business Alliance.

We'll have to appoint some members.

Mr Badawi will soon have to appoint one of UMNO's three vice-presidents as his deputy, and so leave the other two feeling hard done by.

Rangers will also have to appoint a new nominated advisor - the company that manages Rangers International Football Club's listing on the Alternative Investment Market.

President Michel Martelly will now have to appoint a new government that can oversee legislative and municipal elections delayed by more than three years.

Under the new law, court-appointed lawyers will have to be appointed within three days of a defendant's request and will have to meet training and experience standards.