Sentence examples for in the appointees from inspiring English sources

It's unfair, of course, to prejudge people's performance or intent, but there's little or nothing in the appointees' backgrounds, save for San Fernando Valley businessman Bert Boeckmann, to suggest that any of them has a strong base of knowledge or experience in police-reform issues or in dealing with a large intractable organization like the LAPD.

Even dealing with English rugby's realpolitick, with compromise built in, the appointee will insist on the assistants he wants.

In most cases, the appointees had little knowledge of or interest in local issues.

But in some cases, the appointees appear to have pushed for firms whose investors, officers, or partners were Perry donors.

The final selection will be made by Barnhart in time for the appointees to relocate to their new home before the fall term.

Generally, there is a bias in favor of the appointees on the theory that a President is entitled to choose the people he wants to help him.

In 2014, two of the appointees were involved in an unsuccessful court challenge to Obama-era policies that had helped keep the area off limits.

Technically the monarch may appoint as prime minister anyone she wants to appoint, but in practice the appointee is always the person who commands a majority in the House of Commons.

The Deitch news has of course overshadowed the Moggridge news in the art world, but the appointees are similar in many ways.

Of the appointees in the Eisenhower administration, Mills found that a record number had never stood for election at any level.

"I don't have faith in the political appointees," Warner told reporters.