Sentence examples for appointee's name from inspiring English sources

But for those hoping to get a sense of the cyber czar's place in Washington's pecking order, the appointee's name may not be as important as the names of those who have politely declined the role.

Even President Clinton cannot speak Mr. Williams's name without first conceding his C.G., as if he were a Supreme Court appointee, entitled to the honorific.

Although their appointments might be challenged, the five men's names appear as presidential appointees on the Kennedy Center Web site.

But on Dec. 20 Jiri Hodac, a political appointee, was named director.

The chairman of the commission, Glenn Borin, is not to be confused with Harvey Levinson, yet another non-salaried Suozzi appointee named to monitor Mr. O'Shea's department.

Mr. Blakeman is also a Pataki appointee, having been named to the Port Authority in 2001.

Nixon, who served as the department's Environmental Advocate, expressed her concerns about gaps in enforcement to the head of the department, a Manchin appointee named Randy Huffman.

Secretary Gates is certainly a political appointee named by the president, confirmed by the Senate.

They join an appointee named Tuesday, Cynthia Bryant, who also has ties to Brulte.

Also of note, during the Obama administration, nearly all of George W. Bush's appointees were eliminated prior to new appointees being named.

And 5 days before announcing those appointees, Obama named physicist Steven Chu, a Nobel laureate, as his nominee to run the Department of Energy (DOE).