Sentence examples for appointee without from inspiring English sources

Although his forces were possibly outnumbered by as much as a third (it is estimated that 30,000 Carthaginians and allies faced roughly 42,000 Romans), Hannibal knew that Sempronius was a political appointee without much military experience.

One of the first steps he took after becoming director was to return his White House pass, with a note explaining that he would come to the White House strictly as a visitor, making him the only senior Clinton appointee without one.

In a hypothetical mayoral race against an unnamed Democrat, Mr. Lhota lost 60 to 9. Mr. Lhota would also need to quickly raise millions of dollars, a tall order for a bureaucratic appointee without a campaign history, even one well-known among the city's elite political and business circles.

If the appellees in the present case have standing, presumably President Wilson, or Presidents Grant and Cleveland before him, would likewise have had standing, and could have challenged the law preventing the removal of a presidential appointee without the consent of Congress.

In the wake of Katrina, Brown was exposed as a political appointee, without proper qualifications to head FEMA in the first place.

Under the legislation, Mr. Bloomberg, who as mayor will continue to appoint the board members, had sought the power to remove appointees without cause.

Democratic lawmakers on the House Appropriations Committee issued a statement today complaining that the legislation for the security department was written by White House political appointees without proper consultations.

Many of Trump's HUD appointees without housing experience hold titles such as "special assistant" or "senior adviser," often relatively high-paying positions that require no public vetting.

Of the 24 Trump administration HUD appointees without housing policy experience on their résumés or LinkedIn profiles, 16 listed work on either Carson's or Trump's presidential campaigns — or had personal connections to their families.

Under the Trump administration, the agency has hired at least two dozen highly paid political appointees without evident housing policy experience, accounting for a third of the 70 HUD appointees at the upper ranks of the federal government whose salaries top $94,000, according to a Post analysis last year.

In addition, some resources were managed by political appointees without professional qualifications.