Examples of 'have to appoint' in a sentence
Meaning of "have to appoint"
have to appoint - means needing to choose or assign someone for a particular role or position
How to use "have to appoint" in a sentence
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I have to appoint a new head of my body guard.
The judge will have to appoint another jury.
I have to appoint a managing director to back me up.
Now they will have to appoint a new judge.
We have to appoint a third party to assist us in providing you when necessary.
Based on the company size we do have to appoint a data protection officer.
We have to appoint new members of the examining board.
In that case you will also have to appoint a representative in the EU.
We have to appoint the new dog of the class.
The new president will then have to appoint the members of his Government.
I have to appoint a new head of my bodyguard.
Responsible parties would also have to appoint a radiation safety officer to assist them.
We have to appoint a temporary mayor who will keep order until the elections.
What right do you have to appoint another?
I have to appoint him to the Dream Team.
If not, the court would have to appoint an attorney.
Iasi have to appoint a National Delegate.
We want to prosecute Moss, we would have to appoint someone.
But McNamara will have to appoint a third captain in as many matches.
You have to meet her once . You do not have to appoint her.
You will also have to appoint a liquidator.
I have to appoint a new head of my bodyguard . Previously on Vikings.
More or less. Now they will have to appoint a new judge.
Now they will have to appoint a new judge and that may take a day or two.
The hope is that only large-scale community pharmacies will have to appoint a DPO.
Kasich will have to appoint a successor.
To what? We want to prosecute Moss, we would have to appoint someone.
The buyer will have to appoint a home inspector for the inspection process.
I confirm that according to legal requirements I do not have to appoint a data protection officer ( DPO ).
Every tax group will have to appoint one of its members as their representative member.
We have to appoint competent lawyers of course, but also bilingual lawyers.
We want to prosecute Moss, we would have to appoint someone who's considered an unfriendly.
I have to appoint him to the Dream Team. - Clouseau?
In that case, I am going to have to appoint another judge.
We would have to appoint someone to prosecute Moss.
Companies with 250 or more employees will have to appoint a data protection officer.
Companies have to appoint a South African resident as the company 's legal representative.
If he 's right, we will have to appoint a regent.
It will have to appoint a new prime minister within 30 days of that session.
Does not DCFS have to appoint me?
When do you have to appoint an auditor for your company?
Non-EU importers registering for VAT have to appoint local fiscal representatives in most European countries.
Now they will have to appoint a new judge . That may take a day or two.
The Queen will have to appoint a new investigator.
Do I have to appoint a liquidator?
You know, we have to appoint someone else.
Do I have to appoint an agent?
In addition, all Member States have to appoint an independent regulator to prevent any discrimination.
Abdalla Hamdok will have to appoint a government and lead the country for 39 months.
To what? We would have to appoint someone to prosecute Moss.
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