Sentence examples for environmental appointments from inspiring English sources

The university recruitment circuit is buzzing with environmental appointments.

President Obama thus has three critically important  environmental  appointments  ahead of him — four,  actually, when you count the fact that he has not had a vigorous advocate on environmental, energy and climate issues inside the White House since Carol Browner left her post as "energy czar" in early 2011.

Obama's environmental appointments have been startling good.

This weekend, almost a third of delegates to the NPC refused to rubber-stamp a fresh batch of environmental committee appointments, suggesting that the issue has become as unbearable among some government officials as it has among ordinary people.

Crist's support for the stimulus bill came to embody what many on the right view as his RINO (Republican in name only) inclinations -- in, among other areas, environmental policy, judicial appointments, spending and small-government orthodoxy.

It said Mr. Gore was the preferred candidate on leadership, taxes and the economy, foreign policy, civil liberties, environmental protection and Supreme Court appointments.

Four more years of this administration means more outsized deficits and a deepening of the national debt, more ill-advised decisions in the international arena, a gutting of environmental protections and the appointment of one or more archconservative Supreme Court justices.

Lash was a former staff scientist with the Natural Resources Defense Council, a prominent environmental group, and his appointment rankled nuclear industry insiders and their Republican supporters on the Hill.

Environmental groups reacted to the appointment of Mr. Kammen and to the naming of Andrew Steer as the World Bank's first climate change chief, as possible signs of a new seriousness about its environmental mandates.

Mr. Bush has already done quite a lot for the right wing of the Republican Party with his environmental moves and the Ashcroft appointment, a political mistake that we are betting Mr. Bush privately regrets.

The release of torture memos, the reversal of the same on pictures and military tribunals, the appointment of an environmental lawyer who works for General Electric (which needed a better headline than: Superfund Lawyer Gets Nominated.