Sentence examples for appointed sessions from inspiring English sources

President Ronald Reagan appointed Sessions, then a U.S. attorney, to be a U.S. district court judge.

Trump admitted last week that he wouldn't have appointed Sessions had he known the attorney general would recuse himself, and has even signaled the possibility of replacing him.

In one July 2017 appearance on CNN, which took place before he was appointed Sessions' chief of staff, Whitaker expressed skepticism about the integrity and validity of the Russia investigation.

Soon after Trump appointed Sessions as his attorney general, their relationship went south when Sessions recused himself from the Russian investigation, a decision Trump has never forgiven him for.

Trump said last week that he would not have appointed Sessions had he known the attorney general would recuse himself.

In fact, Trump lashed out against Attorney General Jeff Sessions by name, saying that the top Justice official made a "terrible mistake" when he recused himself and that he (Trump) wouldn't have appointed Sessions if he had known the former Alabama senator was going to do that.

Steven Cook, a prosecutor who opposes sentencing reform, was appointed by Sessions to run the new Task Force on Crime Reduction and Public Safety, which would guide the country's approach to violent crime.

Never mind the explosive support of Texas Senator Wendy Davis during her abortion-bill filibuster earlier this summer Governor Rick Perry saw that the bill passed in the bat of an eye in an instantaneously appointed special session.

Because she was appointed between legislative sessions, her appointment has not been confirmed by the Texas Senate, and one lawmaker is already calling for her removal.

And for decades it has it depended on local matrons who have chaperoned the teenage queens to their appointed make-up sessions and photo shoots.

Sessions appointed Elieson on Wednesday, the day before releasing his memo.