Sentence examples for would need to appoint from inspiring English sources

Meg Russell, the leading academic on the House of Lords, points out that David Cameron would need to appoint just over 160 new Conservative members with no peerages at all for other groups to give the government a Lords majority.

Therefore, to minimize livestock predation, Bhutanese agro-pastoralists would need to appoint livestock herders to accompany animals released into the forests.

The firm would also need to appoint independent directors to its board, and would likely search for a chairman with top credentials in financial circles but no existing links to Glencore.

Ironically, that would drive up the costs to taxpayers since courts will need to appoint private counselors, who charge more money to do the same work.

Odd though, that a government so keen to abolish appointed peers should need to appoint so many as ministers.

"If they appoint Greig, they will need to appoint someone who's regarded as more heavyweight alongside him".

To do that, they need to appoint and nurture dedicated staff.

We were just two; larger groups may need to appoint an official timer.

Switzerland doesn't need to appoint Wim Duisenberg, a Dutch banker, to maintain a stable currency.

We need to appoint a well-known leader who will tackle this head-on.

"They need to appoint someone with a clear vision of where England need to go for the next four years.