Sentence examples for appointee in charge from inspiring English sources

Thomas A. Scully, the presidential appointee in charge of Medicare and Medicaid, said, "I am as frustrated as they are".

His own appointee in charge of ethics in the government, John Githongo, was bullied into exile after uncovering massive fraud within the government.

He has already carved the nation into seven super-regions and put his personal appointee in charge of federal money, patronage and law enforcement in each.

Maybe we're losing that battle for Afghan hearts and minds in part because the Bush State Department appointee in charge of the propaganda effort is a C.E.O.

After summoning editors from Thailand's mainstream media to a meeting, the appointee in charge of media monitoring, Lt Gen Suchai Pongput, explained: "We do not limit media freedom, but freedom must be within limits".

Things in the desert got even more uncertain last week when Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke, a Trump appointee in charge of the BLM, stunned an audience at an annual energy conference in Houston by saying wind turbines have a "significant" carbon footprint and "chop up" thousands of birds each year.

This involved putting political appointees in charge of key departments, rather than civil servants.

Besides placing political appointees in charge of rule making, Mr. Bush said agencies must give the White House an opportunity to review "any significant guidance documents" before they are issued.

At the Veterans Benefits Administration, which has struggled for years to speed up its processing of disability claims, a new team of appointees in charge has transferred at least half a dozen senior career staff members to less prominent roles, some in other cities.

And although bioethicist Mary Faith Marshall of the University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, says she's optimistic that the registry of ethics review boards will be completed soon, she agrees that the political appointees in charge of FDA seem unwilling to make significant changes.

He said he left the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency "very unhappy," in part because of frustration with inexperienced political appointees who were in charge.