Sentence examples for new appointee from inspiring English sources
Jon Pessah of Smithtown is the governor's new appointee.
George Woodcock, then TUC general secretary, told Castle he thought her new appointee was still a communist.
Republicans are eager to see a new appointee, and should it be Mr. Kerry, his party's 2004 presidential nominee, he would receive a far different reception.
Meanwhile, Crystal Palace sank to the bottom of the table after a performance which nevertheless gave heart to their new appointee, Tony Pulis.
Little is known about the service history of the new appointee, but he is known to have played a constructive role in the handling of the mutiny.
His new appointee as governor of Plateau, Chris Alli, warned that if people did not learn tolerance, Nigeria might end up like Rwanda.
About 52 percent of the newly elected Central Committee were new appointees.
The new appointees were considered a bunch of "retreads".
None of the new appointees require Senate confirmation.
The changes mean that half of the executive board members will be new appointees.
Officials say that the new appointees will exercise their mandates independently.
