Sentence examples for a recess through from inspiring English sources

Behind the small, hinged door is a recess through which the guard inserts the train's destination sign.

Next week, the Senate plans to turn to budget matters and then break for a recess through mid-April.

The deal went through during a recess.

Mr. Inhofe today called it "outrageously inappropriate for any president to fill a federal judgeship through a recess appointment in a deliberate effort to bypass the Senate".

I've been seeing conflicting analyses on that point, although one thing is clear: President Obama, if re-elected, can, and should, replace him through a recess appointment.

The president has nominated Michael Toner to be a commissioner of the F.E.C. and may put him on the commission through a recess appointment.

Two of the five seats on the National Labor Relations Board, which protects collective bargaining, are vacant, and on Dec. 31, the term of Craig Becker, a labor lawyer whom President Obama named to the board last year through a recess appointment, will expire.

But despite Mr. Becker's superb credentials in labor law — or perhaps because of them — Senate Republicans blocked his confirmation vote, so Mr. Obama installed him on the board through a recess appointment.

St Petersburg Times "With Congress on vacation until September, George Bush took the opportunity to install John Bolton as the US representative to the United Nations through a recess appointment, circumventing the senate confirmation process.

–That health care won't be rationed, even as the administration imposes through a recess appointment a doctor who has repeatedly praised rationing as a way to create a more equitable health care system.

Cole was appointed deputy attorney general in late 2010 through a recess appointment and was confirmed after a tough battle in the summer of 2011.