Examples of using Appointing in English and their translations into Croatian
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I have been appointing senators.
Appointing a commoner as regent.
He started by appointing a new ambassador.
Appointing and recalling the Associations' liquidator.
He started by appointing a new ambassador.
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Appointing someone so young as a senior assistant.
As I said,if Horace were appointing the judge.
Hence him appointing his sister as trustee.
And all I can do is curse him for appointing me his successor.
The Mayor is appointing a special investigation commission.
Krasniqi also criticises the difference in appointing directors.
But I'm appointing you, Jace.
Founding its committees, i.e. work groups, and appointing their members.
So we're appointing her as Acting Detective Inspector.
Taking the law into your own hands, appointing yourself judge and jury.
About appointing William Macomber as ambassador, I know.
That dope of a governor's so scared of Rocky, he's appointing a special shyster.
Appointing yourself judge and jury. taking the law into your own hands.
The course of preoperative therapy is carried out, appointing 400 mg for four days.
When appointing a special representative in accordance with Article 33.
And Chief Superintendent Hilton is in the process of appointing another officer to lead that investigation.
Appointing yourself judge and jury. taking the law into your own hands.
As chairman and chief executive.I have drawn up a document appointing your uncle, Phillip.
And he will be appointing three new ward bosses to the 11th, the 14th, and the 46th.
As the new commander-in-chief,you should issue an executive order appointing somebody immediately.
Appointing me Special Prosecutor of these cases. I have an order signed by the governor.
As interim Executive Director, he/she shall exercise the appointing authority powers.
Appointing institutions that will participate in the process from the beginning.
I have drawn up a document appointing your uncle, Phillip, as chairman and chief executive.
Appointing Nard Ndoka, the head of Democratic Christian Party, as health minister means adding eight votes to the coalition's majority.
