Sentence examples for would you appoint from inspiring English sources

If you were making the appointment, what type of person would you appoint as chair of the SEC? "I would try to get away from pinning a badge on somebody who represents Wall Street and making them the Sheriff," Aguirre says.

If you're genuinely moving away from investment banking and trading, why would you appoint a career investment banker?

"If you were serious about democracy, would you appoint the chief of intelligence as your vice-president?" Crowds gathered in Cairo's Tahrir Square chanted: "Hosni Mubarak, Omar Suleiman, both of you are agents of the Americans".

Last week, during a candidate debate, he was asked point-blank: "Would you appoint Lee to his old job, if elected?" "Very easy: Yes," Yee said.

"How'd you get appointed by this administration?

"Rahm asked [Wyma] to deliver the message -- the president-elect would be very pleased if you appointed Valerie and he would be, uh, thankful and appreciative" for a Valerie Jarrett appointment, Harris tells Blagojevich on the recorded call.

Because you've got to bring the message to get these people in to the modern times.... MR. KING: So if you have gays working for you, that's fine and you don't have a problem -- you'd appoint gays in the Cabinet and so forth.

"I think that in the case like this, you'd appoint somebody who is on the list [of federal public defenders] and when death is a possibility," Dunham told The Huffington Post by phone Thursday.

And would you pledge to only appoint F.C.C. commissioners that support open Internet principles like net neutrality?" "The answer is yes," Obama replied.

"After you reached a certain level of seniority," she replied, "the Speaker would appoint you to be a committee chair or to one of the responsibilities that receives a lulu".

If it is a predominantly white group, again, positive action would say you could appoint a black person".