Sentence examples for The appointees of from inspiring English sources

In 1999, Mr Blair removed all but 92 of them, leaving a chamber whose other members were all the appointees of his own government or its predecessors.

Many members of these boards are elected officials, like local comptrollers and treasurers, or the appointees of mayors and governors, who also need to raise campaign cash.

And while he signaled his intention to set a new tone of humility, he inherits a chancery headquartered on a lavish suburban estate and run by the appointees of his predecessor, Cardinal Bernard F. Law.

From the time that Franklin Roosevelt's appointees came to form a majority on the Supreme Court until the appointees of Richard Nixon and Ronald Reagan came to predominate, liberal constitutional thinking had two major objectives — both of which it largely achieved.

In a concession to Republican concerns that Democrats would use the commission for partisan purposes, the structure of the new commission gives de facto veto power to the appointees of the Assembly speaker and the Senate majority leader to block investigations of sitting lawmakers.

"It requires public posts to be created for the appointees of political allies.

But he was presumably aware of the council's plans, since every member is either his appointee or the appointee of his appointee.

The two appointees of the state's chief judge, Jonathan Lippman, opposed it as inadequate, as did the appointee of the leader of the State Senate, Dean G. Skelos, a Republican.

The three commission members appointed by Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo were joined in voting for the proposal by the appointee of the Assembly speaker, Sheldon Silver, who, like the governor, is a Democrat.

After taking over the government building in Osh on Thursday, demonstrators escorted the former governor, Mamasadyk Bakirov, back into his office, which had been occupied by the appointee of the interim government, Sooronbai Zheenbekov.

In 473 he emulated his uncle when he himself placed a puppet, Glycerius, on the throne of Ravenna, but the subsequent deposition of Glycerius by Julius Nepos, the appointee of the eastern emperor, sent Gundobad fleeing back to his Burgundians.