Sentence examples for by a temporary appointee from inspiring English sources

The office of the Jewish high priest, by contrast, was filled by a temporary appointee whose imperfect sacrifice had to be repeated over and over.

Now, just six years out of college, he was running for senator for his brother's vacated seat, which the family had arranged to be kept warm by a temporary appointee, an old Harvard roommate of J.F.K.'s.

The statute specifies that when the office becomes vacant or is filled by a temporary appointee, the winner of the next regular election "shall also succeed to the office for the remainder of the unexpired term".

Here's the deal: Under current state law, should the Thurmond seat become vacant, Gov. Jim Hodges would fill it with a temporary appointee of his choice, regardless of party, pending a special election to fill it permanently.

It's less clear whether a temporary appointee for a key Privacy Shield role will pass muster in Europe, however.

Mr. Johnston added, "The Republicans will say, 'Isn't this terrible,' but the Democrats have nothing to apologize for as long as the temporary appointee is not a candidate for the permanent seat".

In the letter discussing his successor, Mr. Kennedy said any temporary appointee should offer an "explicit, personal commitment" not to run for the seat in the special election.

The agency said in an e-mail that she was a "temporary political appointee," which made the fact of her government role no less startling.

It will put some teeth into the Vacancies Act by, among other things, cutting off the pay of any temporary appointee serving in violation of the law.

A write-in campaign (whether it's for Sessions or Luther Strange, the temporary appointee currently occupying the seat who lost to Moore in the primary) might split the Republican vote and hand the seat to Jones.

Convergence is, by definition, a temporary process.