Sentence examples for federally appointed from inspiring English sources

And here's Breitbart's description of the action: This federally appointed executive bureaucrat lays out in stark detail, that her federal duties are managed through the prism of race and class distinctions.

Hammering out the relationship between federal regulators and Metro has been push-and-pull, said Carol Carmody, a federally appointed member of the Metro board who chairs the board's safety committee.

By the way, having state governors federally appointed was Hamilton's fallback position.

Trump's tweet came as the federally appointed control board approved a five-year fiscal plan Tuesday.

A federally appointed panel is now pushing for a similar approach in Puerto Rico.

Under policies initiated in 1906, indigenous peoples lost the right to elect their own tribal governments, which were replaced by federally appointed chiefs and tribal councils.

There are no precise figures, but the Coalition for Juvenile Justice in Washington, a federally financed group appointed by the nation's governors, cites estimates that 50percentto75percentcent of teenagers in the juvenile justice system nationwide have a diagnosable mental disorder.

Tribal official means an elected or duly appointed official of the federally recognized government of an Indian tribe authorized to act on behalf of the tribe with respect to the subject matter of this regulation.

Graduate students appointed as GRAs on federally-funded grants are not considered federal employees and are not impacted by the furlough unless a stop work order is placed on the award.

The term "tribal council" means the appointed or elected governing body of a federally recognized Indian tribe.

A fortnight later Hugo Chávez, the president, transformed Gran Roque into the capital of a new, federally administered "Miranda Insular Territory" with the stroke of a pen, and appointed Armando Laguna, a former navy chief, to run it.