Sentence examples for appointing party from inspiring English sources

Northamptonshire's police commissioner, Adam Simmonds, was accused of appointing "party political activists with no police experience" when he created four assistant commissioner posts.

For now, he's busy polishing his legacy by going to ribbon-cuttings and, inexplicably, appointing party loyalists to various and sundry boards and commissions.

Senior civil-service jobs were advertised online in a bid to boost transparency but, because of a lack of suitable applicants, the government fell back on the familiar habit of appointing party loyalists.

In office, Fidesz, led by the belligerent prime minister, Viktor Orban, has interpreted this mandate in a liberal fashion, extending state control over independent institutions and appointing party men to roles of authority.

A Lib Dem group leader has accused the Tory police and crime commissioner for Northamptonshire of appointing "party political activists" with no police experience as his deputies.

Some 120 members of the Turkish Academy of Sciences all but 30 have resigned since the government seized control of the academy in late 2011 and began appointing party cadres as members.

The man he appointed party treasurer, Luis Bárcenas, hid €22m ($28.5m) in Switzerland.

He's sceptical about newly appointed party secretary Xi Jinping's promises to crack down on corruption.

Mr. Gandhi was appointed party vice president, but whether he will serve as the party's candidate for prime minister in elections scheduled for next year is still unclear.

Construction of the fish tower began on a previously isolated and undeveloped river island in March, four months after Mr. Xi was appointed party leader.

That mistake was to have trusted Luis Bárcenas, the man whom he himself appointed party treasurer, during the 20 years in which he managed the PP.