Sentence examples for would be appointing from inspiring English sources

I would be appointing judges that feel the way I feel.

A bolder choice would be appointing the outgoing Congressman Barney Frank as Treasury Secretary.

He said another rumour about his leadership – that he would be appointing women as cardinals next year – was unfounded.

He then reminded Mr. Stanton that if he were elected he would be appointing members of the Federal Communications Commission.

Archbishop Myers said that he would be appointing a new special adviser to the Archdiocesan Review Board and would provide more resources to investigate allegations of sexual misconduct.

Three days after the election, Secretary of State Clinton announced that the United States was suspending sanctions against Burma and would be appointing an ambassador to the country for the first time in twenty-two years.

The remaining 90 would be appointed by a statutory appointments commission.

The most senior officials in each department - the permanent secretaries - would be appointed on five-year "fixed-tenure appointments".

Caroline Kennedy would be appointed now to the Senate.

She added that the panel members would be appointed soon.

In the interim, a temporary senator would be appointed.