Sentence examples for government appointee from inspiring English sources

As a government appointee, Ms. Creighton can no longer comment on the Microsoft antitrust case.

The governor of the state, a central government appointee, invited her to form the government.

He ordered the chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board, a government appointee and one of Mr. Zardari's close associates, to submit a personal report.

The chancellor of justice (justitiekansler) is a government appointee who supervises courts and administrative organs with particular concern for safeguarding the state's interests.

The supplier of the software is part-owned by Mr Chávez's government, and has a government appointee on its board, according to company registration papers.

The chief commissioner's position is a political appointment; his boss, the Metropolitan Police Authority, is also chaired by a government appointee.

Yet the white paper dangerously undermines the BBC's independence and international credibility with a new governance arrangement that for the first time ever puts six government appointees in control of day-to-day editorial decision-making.

The commission will be packed with 26 other government appointees.

"At least half [the board] will be government appointees," she said.

They complain that even though judges watch polling sites, government appointees tally votes.

Opposition might be rallied by village headmen, currently government appointees, but also threatened, under the reforms, by elections.