Sentence examples for would not appoint from inspiring English sources

And indeed he said he would not appoint himself.

Mr. Manchin said he would not appoint himself to fill the vacancy.

Republican leaders indicated they would not appoint anyone willing to raise taxes.

Senator John Kerry said flatly that he would not appoint judges who would overturn Roe.

Intel said it would not appoint a new general manager for its primary business.

It is beyond Mr. Filicia why anyone would not appoint a home with lots of spunk.

But does anybody seriously believe that a Democratic president wouldn't appoint cronies of his or her own?

He said he wouldn't appoint Ponta and his coalition no matter what the outcome of elections.

Cain helpfully explained: First, the statement was would I be comfortable with a Muslim in my Administration, not that I wouldn't appoint one.

— John Weaver, the top political adviser to Jon Huntsman "The statement was, 'Would I be comfortable with a Muslim in my administration,' not that I wouldn't appoint one.

But, Mr. McBeath said, "most people thought he wouldn't appoint his own daughter because it rubs against people's sense of propriety".