Sentence examples for appointee himself from inspiring English sources

A political appointee himself, critics say Budeanca is happy to drag his feet.

Still, her choice of Mr. Kaufman, whom everybody calls Ted, took the state by surprise, including the appointee himself, who has never run for office.

Mr Suharto used to select these appointees himself.

Judge Guido Calabresi, a Clinton appointee, recused himself after oral arguments.

A year later, Mr. Galbraith said that the majority of career Foreign Service officers were "liberals" who were not carrying out Mr. Reagan's policies with enthusiasm: the best argument, he said, for placing political appointees like himself in important ambassadorial posts.

Strickland said in an interview that there was no connection between his departure and the closing of the investigation — indeed, that NHTSA keeps its defects investigation process "jealously protected from the input of political" appointees like himself.

The government has urged an end to the strike and summoned Mr Gallet, supposedly an independent appointee, to explain himself.

Judge Patrick Higginbotham is a Regan appointee but calls himself left-of-center.

His fear of the resulting investigation – and especially the examination of his financial affairs – is confirmed by his attacks on Robert Mueller, the special counsel leading the probe; and on his own appointee Jeff Sessions for recusing himself from the investigation.

By keeping a Republican appointee (who also "considers himself" a Republican) at the Pentagon, Mr Obama reassured the top brass and disarmed Republican leaders, such as Senator John McCain, who were itching to pounce on the mistakes of a president with no experience in national security.

Of course, the senatorial selection process in this case is ultimately dependent on the prudence of the acting Governor, upon whom it is incumbent -- though he himself an appointee be -- to ensure that there is a mandate behind the replacement.