Sentence examples for appointed replacement from inspiring English sources

In 1996, she faced the wrath of some religious conservatives in the Republican primary of the special election for U.S. Senate, which ended her brief stint as Bob Dole's appointed replacement and her career in elected office.

The first is that Turkey has lost its most experienced manpower and a great deal of wisdom in the fight against terrorism, as the newly appointed replacement officers, have never worked in counterterrorism-related jobs, lack experience and are not specially trained.

At the time, the governor appointed replacements for vacant Senate seats.

The mayor appointed replacements for the judges yesterday, and they are expected to be sworn in today.

This week he instead appointed replacements for Mr Antasari and (temporarily) for the two deputies, even though the KPK law is unclear as to whether he has the power to do that.

Provincial officials have not appointed replacements for the party positions abandoned by the officials who fled Wukan, Mr. Chen said, and the party committee building in the village remained empty.

When Obama took office and appointed replacements, Whitaker went into the private sector.

During a congressional recess in July 1878, Hayes finally sacked Arthur and Cornell (Sharpe's term had expired) and appointed replacements.

If Iraqiya's ministers do not show up at future sessions, he said, "we will appoint replacements".

The judicial system has been completely undermined by Marcos's control over the tenure of all judges whom he can dismiss by Presidential decree or by appointing replacements.

What would have been a crisis at other points in Turkey's history quickly blew over; the government moved to appoint replacements and protests were muted.