Sentence examples similar to highly placed appointee from inspiring English sources

In the 1990s, it was dispatched to protect a hospitalized professional baseball player, and it frequently has been sent on secret missions by highly placed political appointees.

Her father is a highly placed engineer.

A sponsor has to be highly placed.

Two highly placed suspects were killed immediately.

Highly placed sources said it had been inside Cambodia.

Other highly placed women could be in jeopardy as well.

Unlike many highly prestigious schools, MIT placed highly in both rankings.

Besides placing political appointees in charge of rule making, Mr. Bush said agencies must give the White House an opportunity to review "any significant guidance documents" before they are issued.

U.S. District Judge Susan Illston, a highly regarded Clinton appointee, could even leave the case if President Obama elevates her to the U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals.

Kevin Chmielewski, a political appointee, was placed on administrative leave without pay.

Under pressure to overhaul the New York City Housing Authority, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg has decided to remove two highly paid appointees from the agency's board and replace them with volunteers, including one who lives in public housing, city officials said on Thursday.