Sentence examples for in appointees from inspiring English sources

And as Puzder found, skeletons in appointees' closets soon start rattling once the nomination process begins.

He has made it obvious that what he prizes most in appointees is extreme personal fealty.

President Akufo-Addo also touch on corruption allegations as he place demand say make people no just accuse in appointees of corruption.

Both chief justices were appointed by Republican presidents, and both said that their interest was not in particular appointees but in a judiciary functioning at something like full strength.

The regime of the podesta (which had its origins in imperial appointees), formed in the second half of the 12th century to provide greater stability and protection against violence, was already becoming more professionalized in the age of Frederick II.

Since Labour's election in 1997, there has been an overall increase of no more than 1.8% in female appointees to public bodies.

When a new president takes office in January, his new appointees in the Labor Department would want to review these standards before taking any action.

He swore in five PiS appointees to the tribunal in the middle of the night earlier this month.

Either would bring in thousands of federal appointees.

With negligible exceptions, both teachers and administrators are Chinese citizens and are -- in reality if not in name -- Beijing appointees.

As in Ledbetter, it was a vote of five-to-four, with the Republican appointees in the majority and the Democratic appointees in dissent.