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Meanings of appoint in English
Usage of appoint in English
1
Samba-Panza is expected to appoint a new government in the coming days.
2
I've given my board a year to appoint a successor, Campbell said.
3
The president will appoint ministers, who need not be elected house representatives.
4
The process to appoint a new Group CEO will soon be concluded.
5
Now I ask you to appoint me general representative for South America.
6
Mr Trump cannot simply appoint a new Attorney General on his own.
7
The new leader will come in place and appoint a shadow cabinet.
8
The constitution requires each state to appoint electors by their own methods.
9
They say the new government Ahmadinejad is to appoint will be illegitimate.
10
Palestinian law stipulates that Abbas should appoint a successor within two weeks.
11
The process to appoint a new Silver Ferns coach will begin immediately.
12
It was also not clear when Kiir would appoint a new cabinet.
13
XL plans to appoint directors to the SCA board, the company said.
14
UBS is expected to appoint a successor to Jenkins early this year.
15
The new board has yet to appoint a permanent CEO and CFO.
16
Sirisena has said he will never appoint Wickremesinghe as prime minister again.
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Ireland
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South Africa
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New Zealand
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