Sentence examples for has an appointee from inspiring English sources

The governor, the Assembly speaker, the Senate majority leader and the mayor each has an appointee on the board, any one of whom can veto a request for funds.

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.

And that in turn would have meant, at a minimum, that William Rehnquist's successor as Chief Justice would have been an appointee of President Gore — quite likely, Mario Cuomo.

And in assigning the cases to Ms. White, the Bush administration, at least on the surface, profits from having a Clinton appointee at the forefront of two volatile cases involving Democrats.

But the political fallout is left to the White House, which now has a string of appointees who have stepped aside over vetting problems, unpaid taxes or philosophical differences with Mr. Obama.

Yeltsin appears to have been an appointee of Gorbachev and Zaikov Ligachev.

If your business or organisation has yet to appoint a CSO, review progress at other leading organisations that have, consider appointing a C-suite-level leader (CSO or otherwise) and try to ensure that the new appointee has a good understanding of system thinking.

For the first time in decades, that court now has a majority of Democratic appointees.

Some observers viewed the suggestion as a scheme to give Trump a new vacancy on the D.C. Circuit court, which now has a majority of Democratic appointees.

Some appointees have little experience as judges; the court has a sprinkling of legal academics and even the odd politician.

He has to find an appointee to fill the seat of the former F.C.C. chairman, William E. Kennard, who resigned.