Sentence examples for mayoral appointee from inspiring English sources

On the matter of succession, Mr. Bloomberg wants a mayoral appointee -- the deputy mayor -- to take over if the mayor is incapacitated or resigns.

In addition, he was Deputy Director of the Mayor's Office of Operations and a mayoral appointee to the City's Procurement Policy Board.

Moving to quell a growing embarrassment for his administration, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg accepted the resignation yesterday of a mayoral appointee whose panel released the former State Senator Guy J. Velella from prison 3 months into his 12-month prison sentence.

Currently, the AG, our city's top legal officer, is a mayoral appointee, whose role has been to protect his client, the Mayor.

The union's proposal is modest compared with one that Mayor Giuliani advocates, which would abolish the Board of Education and make the chancellor a mayoral appointee named in consultation with the speaker of the City Council.

Mr. Wohl is a mayoral appointee.

The four representatives named by Mr. Giuliani include Mr. Grasso and three previous mayoral appointees: Robert M. Harding, a deputy mayor for economic development and finance; Howard Wilson, the chairman of the School Construction Authority; and Paul A. Crotty, who was corporation counsel in Mr. Giuliani's first term and who is now a public affairs executive for Verizon Communications.

For months, even as Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg has sought greater influence over the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation, three of the eight mayoral appointees to the corporation's board have been absent from the debates over the future of downtown.

Two mayoral appointees, Stanley S. Shuman and Edward Lewis, have been replaced.

The board will live on, but now with 13 members, eight of them direct mayoral appointees.

That proposal would subject mayoral appointees, including commissioners of city agencies, to Council approval.