Sentence examples for appointee to be from inspiring English sources

Others want the appointee to be called "foreign minister".

One cannot expect a cabinet appointee to be devoid of partisan preferences.

Plenty for Rodrigues, Khan's latest senior female appointee, to be getting on with, then.

At the time, 1995, Mr. Towey was the first state appointee to be rejected in 20 years.

When John Lehman became the Navy Secretary in 1981, he kept Boorda on as de-facto Assistant Secretary for several months while waiting for his political appointee to be confirmed.

When John Lehman became the Navy Secretary in 1981, he kept Boorda on as de-facto Assistant Secretary for several months while waiting for his political appointee to be confirmed..

A bill he helped write that recently passed the State Legislature would require presidential appointees to be interviewed by residents, he said.

The Manhattan borough president, Scott M. Stringer, and the Staten Island borough president, James P. Molinaro, have said they expected their appointees to be philosophically in tune with the mayor and to support the ideals of mayoral control.

The appointment is not political and the Commissioner for Public Appointments for Northern Ireland requires the political activity of appointees to be published.

President-elect George W. Bush George W. Bush will appoint three new commissioners and a new chairman to the five-member SEC early next year, and expect those appointees to be friendlier to the interests of Wall Street.

The Senate State Government, Wagering, Tourism and Historic Preservation Committee on Monday also advanced legislation to require future U.S. Senate appointees to be of the same party of the senator they replace.