Sentence examples for appointee at from inspiring English sources

Bill Baroni, Wildstein's boss, and Christie's top appointee at the Port Authority, called and cancelled his meeting with Fulop.

Scott Pace, director of the Space Policy Institute at George Washington University, served as a political appointee at Nasa during the George W Bush administration.

Administration officials said on Sunday, however, that Mr. Kelley's departure owed more to Mr. Paterson's wish to place his own appointee at the authority's helm.

The seeds for the budget office's policy were planted during the Bush administration, when Robert Shea, a political appointee at the office, led the way developing a questionnaire to assess the management of government programs.

Republicans, for their part, would gain the advantage of being able to pick their own F.B.I. director in 2013 were they to win that election, rather than being stuck with a Democratic appointee at the bureau.

The previous two, Erroll Southers and Robert A. Harding, withdrew, leaving the agency without an administration appointee at the top for the entire time Mr. Obama has been in office.

With some exceptions, most Bush appointees at regulatory agencies believed that less regulation was better.

The skew was widespread: male appointees under Mr. Obama outnumbered female appointees at 11 of the 15 federal departments, for instance.

None of the new appointees at Gucci and Saint Laurent is without experience.

It has also been endorsed by Mr. Obama's appointees at the Pentagon.

The mayor still appoints 8 of its 13 members and can remove his appointees at will.