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Meanings of appoint more in English

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Usage of appoint more in English
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Schools should appoint more than one supplier in order to give parents more options.
The South African
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June 25 - CEO says may appoint more outside board members to improve accounts oversight.
Reuters
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We need to appoint more people, Mr Crown said.
The Irish Times
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Justice Minister, Ronald Lamola promised to level the playing field and appoint more female magistrates.
The South African
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Democratic presidents tend to appoint more liberal jurists while Republican presidents favor more conservatives judges.
Reuters
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The Government was sharply attacked for its failure to appoint more women to State boards.
The Irish Times
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Rhombur has had to appoint more and more lieutenants.
The Winds of Dune
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He also said he wanted to appoint more women to top positions in the Vatican administration.
Reuters
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A renowned Irish exorcist and priest has called on the Catholic Church to appoint more exorcists.
The Irish Times
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Women directors are still relatively few in Britain despite government efforts to encourage companies to appoint more.
Reuters
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The resolution also calls on the U.N. secretary-general to appoint more women to conflict-prevention activities and peacekeeping duties.
Feminist dot com
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Meanwhile the board, which sets strategy, should appoint more people from outside the company, and who know about food.
Reuters
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But she expressly ruled out using positive discrimination to appoint more female judges, saying that courts were different from parliament.
The Guardian
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Western leaders say they expect Karzai to root out corruption and appoint more competent and credible figures to his new government.
Reuters
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Trump has pledged to appoint more federal judges who oppose abortion with the hope that the ruling might eventually be overturned.
Reuters
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Germany's parliament has passed a law making it compulsory for the country's biggest companies to appoint more women to their boards.
BBC
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