Appointing in a sentence

In the last 15 years, the government has followed the principle of seniority while appointing the chairman of the corporation but sometimes superseded senior officials while appointing its MDs.

According to Sani, Sule remains the only governor since the creation of the state that has prioritised the needs of the youth by appointing them into key positions.

Appointing Weiss special counsel was a good move because it will assure people that the process will be independent and transparent.

Ashland is also in the process of appointing two new city councilors.

Asked where he was with appointing a new No.2, Brundle, who turned out for Braintree, Dagenham & Redbridge and Gateshead in his playing days, replied: “Nowhere at the minute.

Black Sheep is considering a sale of the business after appointing financial advisers to help it navigate choppy economic waters.

Brazil will now turn their attention to other targets but are reportedly open to appointing a foreign manager for the first time since 1944.

Carr says appointing a female chair should not be 'noteworthy' or unusual'.

Chief Monday Igbuya, a former Speaker of the Delta House of Assembly, has lauded President Bola Tinubu for appointing former Governor of Rivers State, Nyesom Wike, as the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT).

Considering judges’ actual records when appointing them to longtime (if not lifetime) seats—rather than rubber-stamping someone who’s got a nice resume—is simply seeing the forest for the trees.

Democrats have been highly critical of Santos as well as McCarthy for his efforts to oust three Democratic lawmakers from committee assignments while at the same time appointing Santos, who has lied so thoroughly to his constituents about his background.

Emir of Kano, His Highness, Alhaji Aminu Ado Bayero, has rewarded some hardworking Chiefs in the Emirate Council with promotion to higher ranks, while appointing new ones to help carry the affairs of the Kano Emirate Council to greater heights.

Foreign higher educational institutions now have the freedom to decide “qualifications, salary structure, and other conditions of service for appointing faculty and staff”.

He added that following an election victory ministers would take a number of actions including appointing an envoy to Brussels "to prepare the ground for independence" and EU membership.

He'd be appointing right-wing attorneys to government jobs, mobilizing the Justice Department against his opponents and critics, such as William Barr and John Kelly, and even thinking of deploying the military domestically under the Insurrection Act.

Ideanomics plans on appointing an independent director to the board and audit committee as soon as possible and before the cure period deadline.

If any teachers come from outside, share all his details before appointing him in the madrassas," the police chief said.

In appointing outside directors, we have established our own criteria, which follow the independence criteria stipulated by the Tokyo Stock Exchange, for determining the independence as below.

In Argentina, authorities’ hostile rhetoric against judges, delays in appointing judges and other high-level authorities, and corruption, including in the judiciary, have progressively undermined the rule of law.

Instead, appointing a replacement until the next regularly scheduled election may end up giving voters a greater long-term say in the process.