Meanings of appoint people in English

No; they don't appoint people during debates, in the House of Commons.

Second, Mr Bush may appoint people from Texas, where he is currently governor.

Labour's NEC has to appoint people to each major policy review.

It's at the point where he's struggling to appoint people to hold the hearings.

One survey respondent said: People appoint people like themselves.

The Simeon Trustees only appoint people of the stamp of Mr. Choules, my present enemy.

Would it appoint people who are clearly unqualified?

Only appoint people who show intellectual curiosity.

Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn said last year he saw no reason to appoint people to the unelected upper house.

And they have not infrequently allowed ministers to appoint people with little experience and expertise directly relevant to departmental functions.

If I wished to follow this route he would appoint people to conduct me to Jarra, the frontier town of Ludamar.

There was also a need to appoint people with the "requisite skills and integrity" to the boards of these institutions.

The King has his own, he has the authority in the Constitution to appoint people that he wants to have advice from.

But it has yet to appoint people with the skills to evaluate complex tax laws, draft legislation and sell it to deeply divided lawmakers.

He also announced his intention to appoint people to the boards of banks covered by the guarantee scheme, who would represent the public interest.

AN INDEPENDENT commission to appoint people to State boards should be set up to prevent "political cronyism", the small businesses group Isme has said.