Sentence examples for high-level appointment from inspiring English sources

They said Mr. Ashcroft would probably covet a high-level appointment if Mr. Bush became president -- and lending his support in Tallahassee could only help.

You can do that when you're 50, but now, go make some money and be a movie star.' " The Mayor Uses A J.F.K. Example MAYOR RUDOLPH W. GIULIANI joked yesterday that when he names his new police commissioner, he will handle the announcement the way President Kennedy talked about handling an announcement of a high-level appointment 40 years ago.

Mr. Putin's first high-level appointment as president was Igor R. Kholmanskikh, 42, a tank-factory worker from the Urals who is famous for one thing: offering to travel to Moscow with a gang of assembly-line workers to chase antigovernment protesters off the streets.

Archbishop Tomasi is an experienced diplomat, holding a high-level appointment.

The first batch of high-level appointments sanctioned by the new constitution has been made.

It is a sad time for Polish and European democracy if the promotion of conspiracy theories is rewarded with high-level appointments".

After several years of administrative and fiscal turmoil, American Ballet Theater announced several high-level appointments yesterday, including a new executive director and a chief financial officer.

Warner, too, had a powerful lever to use against the defense secretary: the Armed Services Committee has to confirm all high-level appointments to the Pentagon.

The New York Times named a new foreign editor on Wednesday, the latest in a series of high-level appointments by Jill Abramson, who became executive editor this week.

But Ive won the argument, and in 2013 the company announced the high-level appointments of Angela Ahrendts, the former C.E.O. of Burberry, and Paul Deneve, the former C.E.O. of the Yves Saint Laurent Group.

Already, Mr. Cheney has taken charge of translating campaign promises into legislation, mapping out a budget plan, vetting candidates for hundreds of high-level appointments and persuading old friends like Treasury Secretary-designate Paul H. O'Neill and Defense Secretary-designate Donald H. Rumsfeld to join Mr. Bush's Cabinet.