Sentence examples for issue of appointees from inspiring English sources

That was a slightly different representation than he offered during the debate, and it matched up better with the account of Mr. Specter, who acknowledged having more general conversations with Mr. Santorum about the issue of appointees.

Is the biggest issue confronting us the issue of "vetting" appointees?

The Senate has an obligation to examine seriously the issue of whether a cabinet appointee will carry out his duties in a way that serves the interests of all citizens.

"Twenty years down the line, people will look back at it and say, 'What took them so long?' " The authority, at the prodding of appointees by Mr. Brown, issued what was, by all accounts, a report on the railroad that was more realistic than previous ones had been, including the higher cost and lower ridership projections.

The resulting list of appointees, they say, fell far short.

That usually isn't true in the case of appointees.

For Friedman, a Reagan-appointee, the dismissals on the charges of FGM came down to the issue of federalism.

Trevor Penning, associate dean for postdoctoral research training at the University of Pennsylvania, adds, "Whether a postdoctoral appointee is a full-time employee or a trainee is fundamental to the issue of compensation and benefits.

Mr. Romney objected to the pledge's requirement of a litmus test on the issue for key presidential appointees overseeing health agencies and the Department of Justice.

Goodling was emblematic of Bush's sea of crony appointees.

She had been nominated to take a seat about to open up on the Arctic Research Commission, a panel of presidential appointees that helps shape research on issues in the far north, including the debate over oil exploration in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.