Sentence examples for consideration for appointment from inspiring English sources

On June 6th Peter Diamond withdrew his name from consideration for appointment to the Federal Reserve board after his nomination drew opposition from congressional Republicans.

No African-American candidate was given serious consideration for appointment to the Supreme Court until the election of John F. Kennedy, who weighed the possibility of appointing William H. Hastie of the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit.

Did he think, a reporter asked, that Caroline Kennedy, another person under consideration for an appointment to the United States Senate, is qualified for the job?

She called the governor around 3 or 4 p.m., the aide said, to tell him that she would be withdrawing from consideration for the appointment.

(When he was the interim United States Attorney and under consideration for the appointment in 1991, the Republican national finance chairman noted that Mr. Chertoff's party connections were "of somewhat recent vintage").

Larry Summers has now realized he very well could lose a Senate confirmation vote and so he decided instead to take his name out of consideration for the appointment.

BURRIS: I mean, I'm trying to figure out how to deal with this and still be in the consideration for the appointment.

In recent days, he has acknowledged he had a role in unleashing his aides to challenge Caroline Kennedy's account of why she withdrew from consideration for a Senate appointment.

On Wednesday, Iowa Republican Sen. Charles Grassley said that Brett Talley, one of President Donald Trump's judicial nominees and an amateur paranormal enthusiast, is no longer under consideration for a lifetime appointment as a U.S. District Court judge in Alabama.

A top Republican Senator on the Judiciary committee suggested on Thursday that two of the people widely believed to be under consideration for a Supreme Court appointment would present "a real dilemma" for his party to oppose.

Trump met with a series of men — and one woman — who may be under consideration for high-level appointments.