Sentence examples for a potential appointee from inspiring English sources

Johnson's definition of loyalty grew extreme, absolute: "I don't want loyalty," he told an adviser about a potential appointee.

So far, Mr. Berlusconi has mentioned only one woman, Letizia Moratti, a former head of Italian state television, as a potential appointee.

When Mr. Fanning was in the process of first being appointed to a political position in the Pentagon, we had a process of sending around the potential appointee's resume.

For example, Ziffren wrote a letter in 1980 to Davis recommending a slate of potential appointees for a special commission related to outdoor advertising.

The Fourth Circuit opinion was written by Judge J. Michael Luttig, who is frequently mentioned as a potential George W. Bush appointee to the Supreme Court.

In the light of this conversation with Gray, though, Thomas declares that his race worked against him as a potential judicial appointee.

As noted here yesterday, Jeffrey Rosen's article on Sonia Sotomayor, a potential Supreme Court appointee, was an ugly little piece — it suggested that she was shrill and not so smart, never mind the summa from Princeton and the editorship on the Yale Law Journal.

Former Gov. Tom Kean Sr .(R) is also considered a potential Christie appointee.

The Senator again raised concerns that Obama had said empathy would be a qualification for a potential Supreme Court appointee.

Former Gov. Tom Kean Sr., the father of the Senate minority leader, is being mentioned as a potential Christie appointee.

He remembered one potential appointee took him aside and said he had been convicted of a felony but no one knew about it.