Sentence examples for appointments to head from inspiring English sources

In the end, the most important decision that Mr. Bush will make in the coming months on antitrust policy will be his appointments to head the F.T.C. and the antitrust division of the Justice Department.

AFTER acrimonious debates over Barack Obama's appointments to head the Treasury, the Department of State and the Department of Defence, there was little energy left in the Senate this week for a fight over who should head the Securities and Exchange Commission SECC), the agency that oversees America's securities markets.

What Mr. Volcker ignores is that Mr. Reagan made numerous appointments to head major Government entities of people with conflicts of interest who opposed the very missions of their agencies and who presided over their defunding, demoralization and the exit of quality personnel.

Instead, it is a matter that rests in the hands of the Vatican, and is shrouded in such secrecy that the appointments to head some of the most important archdioceses in the United States have often come as a surprise to those within the church who thought they were in the know.

In July 1976 his appointment to head Spain's second government under King Juan Carlos provoked mixed reactions.

Another Republican, Tom Coburn, told CBS that Mr Holder's appointment to head the review was inappropriate.

A trained sociologist and economist, her appointment to head the justice system took pundits by surprise.

Sunny Hundal at LabourList welcomes Jon Cruddas's appointment to head Labour's policy review.

In a statement Ryan praised Mulvaney's appointment to head OMB.

Why am I celebrating Christine Lagarde's appointment to head the IMF?

Indeed, some Republican Senators even joined Wall Street in lobbying against her appointment to head that bureau.