Sentence examples for appointee for a from inspiring English sources

We do assert that his record makes him a regrettable appointee for a new president who speaks with conviction about creating an atmosphere of reassurance for all members of the American family.

And John D. Graham, another Bush appointee for a senior regulatory post, has long maintained that the federal government has imposed too many onerous environmental, health and safety regulations on big business without properly calculating the financial costs of such regulations.

It's less clear whether a temporary appointee for a key Privacy Shield role will pass muster in Europe, however.

Kmiec referenced her constitutional scholarship and past public service: "[W]e would be hard-pressed to identify any other comparable appointee for a Justice post who would be as well suited".

He attended forty years of municipal meetings, was a New York Conservation and Environmental appointee for Long Island, a former Police Commissioner for Old Brookville's five villages and once asked by Democrats to run for State Senate.

"If you want to call me a bigot, fine," Helms himself once growled, while ranting against a Clinton administration appointee for being "a damn lesbian".

The aftermath of Katrina will surely be a historical signpost for incompetence, indifference, inefficiency and overall stupidity by our governmental officials — a disgrace that will color the legacy of this president and his advisers and appointees for a century to come.

For example, Ziffren wrote a letter in 1980 to Davis recommending a slate of potential appointees for a special commission related to outdoor advertising.

The Army job has been filled by an interim appointee for more than a year, and with time running out in this Senate session, most Army and Congressional officials expected it would stay that way until next year, after the presidential and Congressional elections.

Turner thought she should have received a harsher sentence, and commented "This was a lying-in-wait conspiracy to murder me, a presidential appointee, and for a long time I slept with a loaded gun beside my bed".

As moving crews hauled in new office furniture, technicians reconfigured PC's and new staff members tried to navigate the State House, the governor was already grappling with the state's $2.8 billion deficit, and his appointee for treasurer, John E. McCormac, began a line-by-line review of New Jersey's $22.9 billion budget.