Sentence examples for would have appointed from inspiring English sources

The prime minister would have appointed other cabinet members, particularly in the economic arena.

Q. Do you think Gore would have appointed John Ashcroft attorney general? A. No.

Indeed, Trump has said that, had he known that Sessions would recuse himself, he never would have appointed him.

I would have appointed an assistant double team of philosopher Noam Chomsky and chess master Garry Kasparov.

His refusal to leave was no doubt helped by political reality: The Democratic governor of Louisiana would have appointed a member of her own party had he left.

(Even the Swiss have their limits. In 2010, voters overwhelmingly rejected a proposed law that would have appointed free lawyers to represent animals in abuse cases).

If I'd been the home secretary, I would've appointed Elizabeth Butler-Sloss as well.

Trump said last week that he would not have appointed Sessions had he known the attorney general would recuse himself.

Trump admitted last week that he wouldn't have appointed Sessions had he known the attorney general would recuse himself, and has even signaled the possibility of replacing him.

He wouldn't have appointed Ashcroft.

Murdoch said he would not have appointed Myler - he was Hinton's choice.