Sentence examples for because he appointed from inspiring English sources

Republican presidential candidates have denounced the case as a symbol of President Obama's liberal agenda because he appointed the labor board's top officials.

He had to leave because he appointed a secret lover (with dubious qualifications) to a state job that paid six figures.

Mr. Glendening had come under criticism after acknowledging interest in part because he appointed or reappointed all the regents who will choose the next chancellor of the 13-campus university system.

Mr. Bush should not be able to deflect debate by saying he is not at liberty to discuss the failures in Iraq because he appointed a panel to look into American intelligence.

Mann: It's been a mixed bag really when it comes to Obama and climate change because he appointed all the right people to the various agencies.

He has argued that the system is open because he appoints his opponents -- like Paul Ssemogerere, who ran for president against Mr. Museveni but later served as his foreign minister -- to top positions.

Technically, the mayor's plan must be approved by the Panel for Educational Policy, the successor to the Board of Education, which Mr. Bloomberg controls because he appoints a majority of its members.

He appointed Pripachkin as CEO because he is "consistent he did what he said he would do," says Baker.

If passed into law, Ambrose's bill would would not directly affect provincially-appointed judges like Justices Gregory Lenehan, because he was appointed by the province, but law professor Wayne MacKay of Dalhousie University hopes that "the provinces will then follow suit" should the bill pass.

Because he was appointed so young, Bishop Hubbard remains one of the few serving bishops appointed by Pope Paul VI.

The country's ruling political party, CNDD-FDD, NkurunzizaNkurunziza to run for a third term, arguing that he because was appointed to his first term he could legally seek another term by election.