Sentence examples for election appointments from inspiring English sources

Rosen's comments come amid fraught debate among American Jews over Trump's election, appointments and likely policies on Israel.

Culver's immediate post election appointments, much like President Obama's, signaled that while he could talk change, but was more willing to cozy up to power than reward his base.

It is absurd that after a two-year, $3 billion presidential election, presidential appointments can simply be blocked in the cloak room with no discussion.

Women received the right to vote in federal elections in 1918, but men have generally predominated in federal elections and appointments.

What system would we create if unencumbered by our history of elections and appointments?

District attorneys, many of whom owed their election or appointment to him, felt little pressure to prosecute civil rights murders.

Having previously advised Gove before the election, his appointment within the department was blocked by Andy Coulson because he was regarded as untrustworthy.

When Jimmy Carter unseated President Gerald R. Ford in the 1976 election, the appointment of Mr. Powell as press secretary was one of the new president's first announcements.

It sent out letters promoting the election and appointment of sympathetic candidates and judges, and wrote annually to members of Congress to ask them to introduce an E.R.A. bill.

Its application to the I.R.S. said it did not plan to spend any money trying to influence the selection, nomination, election or appointment of any person to federal, state or local public office.

Both noncommissioned and commissioned officers were chosen by a combination of election and appointment, in which seniority received some consideration, but demonstrated talent on the battlefield brought the most rapid promotion.