Sentence examples for no appointee from inspiring English sources

That's prompting charges of conflict of interest, along with worries that no appointee can successfully juggle these two very demanding jobs.

General Counsel David Holmquist said that under the law, however, because the board called a special election, no appointee could cast a binding vote.

Mr. McGreevey and Mr. Pataki jointly control the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, the site's owner, but Mr. McGreevey, a Democrat, has no appointees on the development corporation, which is overseeing the rebuilding and whose directors were appointed by Mr. Pataki and Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, both Republicans.

As of June 12, Brookings recorded 193 nominations and 117 confirmations, leaving 377 positions -- nearly four-fifths of the top jobs -- with no confirmed appointee.

Schroeder, an appointee of George W Bush, is no stranger to hearing challenges to the voting law.

Job numbers are prepared by professional civil servants, at an agency that currently has no political appointees.

He wants these critical decisions to be made primarily by a new mayoral commission -- with no state appointees.

Lawmakers need to bar governors from meddling in the inner workings of the department, which means no political appointees, other than superintendents.

He said that the process for awarding the contract also countered the administration's repeated assertions that no political appointees were involved in the decision.

In case you still believe that the models the bureau uses are being manipulated to put President Obama in a better light, note that there are no political appointees currently serving in the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

In a detailed list of campaign promises, Mr. Obama pledged that "no political appointees in an Obama administration will be permitted to work on regulations or contracts directly and substantially related to their prior employer for two years".