Sentence examples for appointee's from inspiring English sources

Akhil Reed Amar, Josh Chafetz, Jack Balkin, Walter Dellinger and Lawrence Tribe say it's irrelevant that an appointee's qualifications may be judged only according to criteria specified in the Constitution.

That should have meant selling his (or in this case, his appointee's) vision for change as he made his announcement about why she's the right person for the job.

Nor was his the normal Bush appointee's résumé.

The Milanese replied by destroying the new appointee's houses in the city.

"Determine from persons interviewed their opinion concerning appointee's loyalty from his written works," Hoover suggested.

Mr. Foye told legislators he would have fired Mr. Wildstein, but that as the New York appointee he did not have authority over the New Jersey appointee's staff.

Francisco hasn't addressed whether he'd fire Mueller, but he's a Republican Trump appointee who's already accused the FBI of overreaching.

But why do we need a presidential appointee who's main job seems to be to try to shut down startups that freak out the labels and studios?

The addition filled a vacancy that has existed since May 2005, when Televisa's appointee withdrew from Univision's board amid a dispute over royalty payments between the two companies.

Mr. Spitzer's appointee on the commission joined Mr. Pataki's three appointees in supporting the findings against Mr. Hevesi.

Mr Ecclestone and Stephen Mullens, a British lawyer who is Bambino's appointee, comprise a majority on FOA's board.