Sentence examples for appointees from inspiring English sources

Eyre said the group risked making the same mistakes again if it pushed through a proposal to hand selection of directors to a board sub-committee made up of management and their appointees.

De Souza, who is at the centre of controversy over three Norfolk schools' early knowledge of their inspections, is one of four non-elected appointees to the eight-person board for the East of England, which will work with the new regional schools commissioner, Tim Coulson.

The Tory appointees were unable to find a way to address this, short of recognising that people in different parts of the UK may have different human rights, depending on which side of a border they happened to live.

They, too, met with well-prepared objections to their positions, but tellingly, not all those objections were from the Democratic appointees to the court.

Kennedy was a little more critical of those who are challenging the constitutionality of the law than his fellow Republican appointees, so it is hard to say which way he's leaning.

Fidesz's nationalist vision has potentially been enshrined forever: even if the party loses future elections, its appointees will keep exercising power, while the party itself will in all likelihood retain considerable influence, since no other political grouping is likely to muster a two-thirds majority.

Second, the systematic staffing of the judiciary and other nominally independent agencies with Fidesz appointees for exceptionally long periods.

These local officials, some of whom have been replaced by administrative appointees in constituencies where the opposition has weight, are said to have been responsible for a variety of disenfranchisement schemes in pro-opposition areas during the 2013 legislative elections.

Finally, hand-picked appointees were turned into official speechwriters – freeing up an adviser post for Dominic Cummings.

They find that appointees' past statements are a valuable guide to their later actions.That presents a problem.

The programme needs to get back on track, if Turkey is to avoid another bout of financial jitters.The IMF programme had many conditions, and one was that a new board for the telecom monopoly should have professional, non-political appointees.