Sentence examples for future appointees from inspiring English sources

Some agency heads are holdovers from the Giuliani administration, but many future appointees, he said, will not be.

The difference is that Supreme Court justices, including those now on the court and any future appointees, may be in a position to apply their life lessons in shaping the law for an entire country.

She talked mostly about abortion rights and the importance of future appointees to the Supreme Court, but she also stressed her opposition to school vouchers and her support for gun safety measures.

Youth, experience, intellectual gifts and ties to the administration are likely to be the biggest factors with any future Obama appointees; as Tom Goldstein argued two years ago, "strong ideology" is not on the list.

The Senate State Government, Wagering, Tourism and Historic Preservation Committee on Monday also advanced legislation to require future U.S. Senate appointees to be of the same party of the senator they replace.

With all 52 Republican senators in favor of confirming Gorsuch, nabbing that 51-vote majority shouldn't be a problem, but it permanently scraps the filibuster option a bipartisan pillar in the chamber for future Supreme Court appointees.

Fidesz's nationalist vision has potentially been enshrined forever: even if the party loses future elections, its appointees will keep exercising power, while the party itself will in all likelihood retain considerable influence, since no other political grouping is likely to muster a two-thirds majority.

-Bar future high-level appointees from becoming lobbyists for five years, and from ever lobbying for foreign governments.

Some also warn that the willingness of retired officers to endorse political parties could prompt future presidents to select appointees to senior commands based on their political views rather than their military experience.

Jen Psaki, a spokeswoman for the transition team, characterized the flood of r?m?as an "incredible response" to the open casting call for future West Wingers and agency appointees.

Obama has dismissed suggestions that the public records of his appointees bear much relevance to future policy.