Sentence examples for appointee from the from inspiring English sources

The last appointee from the southern counties, according to the State Judiciary, was Vincent Haneman of Brigantine, sworn in as an associate justice on Nov. 28, 1960.

A Harvard-educated economist, Bernanke, 55, is a rare appointee from the Bush administration to find favour with the White House under President Obama.

As a holdover appointee from the previous administration, I served for two weeks as President Bush's acting administrator of the Small Business Administration.

The Trump administration has abruptly moved a political appointee from the Department of Housing and Urban Development to serve as the acting watchdog for the Interior Department, an unusual choice for a role that is traditionally nonpartisan.

It would be governed by an 11-member board consisting of three members appointed by vendors, two mayoral appointees, one appointee from the Council chairman, and five members appointed by the Ward 6 Council member.

"I would ask you the not hang or lynch the appointee as you castigate the appointer and separate the appointee from the appointer," said Rush. "Roland Burris is worthy and he is the only one who can stand in the gap during this time and gather the confidence, re-establishing confidence of the people of the state of Illinois".

Both are holdover appointees from the administration of former County Executive Andrew P. O'Rourke.

Correction: We wrongly wrote that the federal assembly responsible for electing the German president included appointees from the states to the Bundesrat.

In 1998 and 1999, I served with members of Congress and other appointees from the private sector on the bipartisan National Commission on Retirement Policy, a panel sponsored by the Center for Strategic and International Studies.

The 14-member Beginning With Children board included appointees from the Reichs' foundation, which helps finance the school; parents; teachers; the principal; and community representatives.

In fact, any investigation would require consent from at least eight members of the commission, with at least two yes votes by appointees from the same party and branch of government as the subject of the investigation.