Sentence examples for would appoint to from inspiring English sources

When asked whom he would appoint to the Federal Reserve, Mr. Romney demurred.

If he indicates whom he would appoint to replace Mr Carnahan, the race could change overnight.

Governor Rowland has refused to speculate on who he would appoint to replace Mr. Lieberman.

Consequently, maneuvering over whom Mr. Casey would appoint to fill out the unexpired second term of four years had begun.

And Mrs. Gallen was scornful of Mr. Bush's guarded answers about the abortion-inducing drug, mifepristone, and about what judges he would appoint to the Supreme Court.

Mr. McCain's positions are nearly identical to the president's on abortion and the types of judges he says he would appoint to the courts.

And you have to wonder why Cameron would appoint Caroline Dinenage to be Equalities Minister when she voted against equal marriage in 2013.

Roosevelt indicated that he would appoint Republicans to the new positions, and opposition to Lane's nomination dissipated.

Senate opposition to Lane subsided when Roosevelt agreed that he would appoint Republicans to the next two commission vacancies.

In 1614 King James I refused Donne's final attempt to secure a post at court and said that he would appoint him to nothing outside the church.

He would appoint Democrats to lead some committees, he said, but those positions would be limited to reflect the makeup of the House.