appoint造句

Who shall we appoint as chairperson?

One survey respondent said: "people appoint people like themselves."

We must appoint a time to meet again.

Companies should appoint to the board a retail shareholder representative.

The Claimant and the Respondent shall jointly appoint or jointly entrust the Chairman to appoint a third arbitrator as the presiding arbitrator.

The first error was to appoint a boss for Germany who spoke no German.

White chairmen appoint white, male managers. The cycle is not easily broken.

right or power to appoint sb to or recommend sb for an important position

Agree to vent, gossip, or strategize for a specific amount of time - say, 10 minutes - and appoint a timekeeper.

Part of this is to appoint somebody whose reputation has not been soiled by the whole thing.

In consideration of your extensive experience in the field, we are glad to appoint you as our agent.

Still larger firms usually appoint a chief financial officer (CFO) to oversee both the treasurer’s and the controller’s work.

I'm afraid we can't agree to appoint you as our sole agent because the annual turnover you promised is too low.

In the end, the matter was resolved when Sandy came to me and suggested that I appoint Tony national security advisor and make him the deputy.

On these forms you indicate what kind of end of life care you want and you can appoint a Healthcare representative.

But, happily for Dan Brown fans, the book trade does not have a single voice in charge and it would be illegal to appoint one.

Bangladesh's generals took power by stealth on January 11th, forcing the President to declare a state of emergency and appoint a government of technocrats to do their bidding.

"10). to appoint and remove vice-presidents and judges of the Supreme People's Court, members of its Judicial Committee and the president of the Military Court, at the suggestion of the President of the Supreme People' s Court; "

Once a court forms and accepts jurisdictionover a case, its first action is to appoint a recorder, who will repeat loudlyduring the hearing each important point made by the speakers.

Mr Zardari would then inherit the swollen powers Mr Musharraf grabbed for the office, allowing him to appoint provincial governors and service chiefs and to dissolve parliament on a whim.

So Jack persuaded the governor of Massachusetts to appoint his college room-mate to keep the seat warm for a couple of years. In 1962, Ted became the youngest senator.