Sentence examples for willingness to appoint from inspiring English sources

"And we will look for concrete measures of that, like a willingness to appoint people to the Shura Council".

It has proved a sound model and its willingness to appoint women and absence of butts of sack have all now been incorporated into the UK version.

Some labor leaders complained that Mr. Bush had signaled a willingness to appoint emergency boards in each case, thereby undercutting the bargaining power of unions representing thousands of workers, including pilots, flight attendants, ramp workers, customer service agents and mechanics.

The board's willingness to appoint him over Mr. Giuliani's objections came as a relief to New Yorkers who had grown tired of political brinkmanship at the expense of the city's schools.

Mr. Bush has repeatedly declined to meet with the Log Cabin Republicans, who have expressed eagerness to press him on issues like gay marriage and his willingness to appoint gay people to posts in his administration.

After the crash, many Missouri Democrats began urging Mr. Wilson, himself a Democrat and Mr. Carnahan's lieutenant governor, to state his willingness to appoint Mrs. Carnahan to serve should her husband end up winning.

Faisal Islam (@faisalislam) question is: did Carney's willingness to review target, contribute to Chancellor's decision to appoint him?

He also hinted at a willingness to empower the long-neutered parliament and weaken his own powers, which give him the right to appoint and dismiss governments.

Mr. Wille said that President Nixon's decision to appoint a financial commission had played a major role in his own per sonal willingness to accept the job of F. D. I. C. chairman for the next five years.

Based on the witnesses willingness to testify, and to uphold the public trust in our criminal justice system, I have asked the court to appoint a special prosecuting attorney to conduct an independent review and determine whether to refile charges.

He needs to appoint an executive team.