Examples of 'could appoint' in a sentence
Meaning of "could appoint"
could appoint: This phrase suggests the possibility of selecting or assigning someone to a position or task in the future
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They could appoint someone from outside.
One of the offices that he could appoint was that of coroner.
He could appoint or dismiss any chief at will.
Long over who could appoint assessors.
He could appoint priests to all churches, which he owned.
Meeting which could appoint a secretary.
Callings he found unnecessary, helpers he could appoint himself.
Courts could appoint either an administrator or an ad litem guardian.
This meant that no single individual could appoint himself to.
They could appoint someone from outside for this job.
An elector could appear in person or could appoint another elector as his proxy.
You could appoint someone CEO pro tern.
President Lincoln was assassinated before he could appoint a commissioner to direct the bureau.
You could appoint someone CEO pro tempore.
However in times of crisis the Senate could appoint one figure as a dictator.
You could appoint someone CEO pro tem.
He resigned after the Capitol bombing so his successor could appoint him to the Senate.
Children in foster homes could appoint individuals to represent their rights.
In case of doubt, it is therefore suggested that the employer could appoint a coordinator.
Nicest would be if you could appoint a social media image separately.
He could appoint judges, arrest and charge inhabitants, and punish sentenced criminals.
So his successor could appoint him to the Senate.
I could appoint someone from our group, but you are the one I need.
We hoped the Board could appoint someone this week.
There is the Public Appointments Secretariat ; the minister could appoint.
I told you you could appoint as many deputies as you had a mind to.
Attorney General Beckett could appoint one.
Local authorities could appoint sufficient members so that they just had a majority.
In some conditions, the judge could appoint a lawyer.
Only God could appoint a king in Israel.
He owned the government of the two towns, and so could appoint their magistrates.
The President could appoint certain high officials.
Resigned after Grover Cleveland was elected, so that the Democrat could appoint a Democrat as governor.
Maybe I could appoint a grand council.
Or perhaps the Prime Minister 's press secretary could appoint them to a crown corporation?
You could appoint him a High Court judge.
Attorney General Beckett could appoint one for you.
Washington could appoint as many sub-inspectors as he felt necessary.
Using constitutional powers, Mr. Rajoy could appoint a caretaker administration in Catalonia.
You could appoint someone CEO pro tempore . That 's not a good idea.
The Board of Eugenics would or could appoint the doctor who would perform the procedure.
I could appoint my son-in-law as the new American Ambassador . I suppose.
As chief executive, the president could appoint ministers without approval by the legislature.
First, he could appoint company officers, or at least held the right of refusal.
In the past, presidents could appoint members of the United States civil service.
You could appoint the judge, could not you, Horace?
The Interim Iraqi Government could appoint the chairperson, or the commissioners could do so themselves.
You could appoint someone CEO pro tern . - That 's not a good idea.
Conversely, the Secretary General could appoint deputy heads of missions with the Chairman-in-Office concurring.
The board could appoint a new director during Wednesday 's meeting.
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