Sentence examples for installing people from inspiring English sources

The parties also play a central role in installing people in staff positions.

None of them, however, mentioned Mr. Rove's most expensive effect as far as taxpayers are concerned: he established the precedent of installing people into public positions where, although they used taxpayer facilities and resources, and were paid salaries by the public, they did no actual work for the public, working instead for the benefit of their political party.

I understand the desire to change up politics in Washington D.C., but installing people who have no idea what they are doing, and worse, people who cannot relate to the public over whom they preside, is the antithesis of American government and common sense.

"Before we were even done installing people showed up and started to play intuitively with it by pulling the strings," they told us as they described their surprise at what would become a six day experience.

"He installed people into boards that would do anything for him".

But even where proper sanitation has been installed, "people tend not to want to use latrines," says Gauri.

The professional class has more power in Texas government than a governor's appointees, and it takes time to install people there.

There is a sense, Ms. Nevares-Muñiz said, that the governor further politicized the Police Department — already an established tradition — and installed people who were overly eager to please.

He said he noticed a complete change in attitude toward these women when the pictures were installed: "People saw them, you know, because they looked".

Representative Mica estimates that it would take only $60 million to $70 million to install people puffers at the 29 airports handling three-quarters of the nation's passenger traffic.

The officials at the September meeting are likely to bestow key party titles on the son or install people loyal to him in important jobs to help him control the party from behind the scenes, analysts said.