Sentence examples for without appointing from inspiring English sources

It is a matter of dispute; all Muslims do not agree that he died without appointing a successor.

Zerkalo Nedeli, a Ukrainian news website, reported that the Defence Minister, Pavlo Lebedev, left for the Autonomous Republic of Crimea without appointing anyone to take over his duties.

That made it possible for the General District Court judge in Lopez's case to negotiate a guilty plea without appointing a lawyer: All Lopez had to do was pay a $186 fine and forfeit his driver's license for six months.

Less than 48 hours after her inauguration, Ms. Calderon discovered that the transition of power from Governor Rossello, who departed without appointing anyone to assist with the transition, will be far from smooth.

Page A17 STATE PLAN TO SAVE DETROIT With Detroit expected to run out of cash this spring, state officials in Michigan proposed a restructuring deal with the city leaders that would establish a joint advisory board to address the city's financial troubles without appointing an outside emergency manager.

Instead, deputy ministers from the former administration are caretaking government departments, and the new president has fired many officials across the country without appointing replacements.

In April, former U.S. representative Jim Leach of Iowa departed from the National Endowment for the Humanities, thereby leaving the two national grant-making agencies without appointed leaders.

"It is the first step in recognizing that, given the complexity of our immigration laws, it is not appropriate to force a vulnerable population through the system without appointed counsel," Laura L. Lichter, president of the American Immigration Lawyers Association, said Wednesday.

USAID cannot be the premier development agency everyone envisions without appointed and confirmed leaders at the helm of its regional and functional bureaus.

Channon was once offered the job of head coach under the club manager at Wolverhampton Wanderers, but in his typical forthright manner, he told the board it could not appoint a coach without first appointing a manager.

Umaru Yar'Adua, Nigeria's long-ailing leader, had left in November for a clinic in Saudi Arabia, with scant explanation and without formally appointing a replacement, never to be seen in public again.