Sentence examples for notable appointees from inspiring English sources

Over his 12 years in office, he put up nine justices the equivalent of an entire court and he would have appointed many more, had his "court-packing" scheme not happily collapsed.In "Scorpions", Noah Feldman offers a detailed account of the troubles and achievements of Roosevelt's four most notable appointees.

Mr. Cuomo selected eight appointees notable less for their knowledge of horse racing than their track record in writing checks to his campaigns.

That indictment, coming from an Obama appointee, represented a notable counterpoint to the Court's trend towards increasing partisanship.

None of the first three appointees are Detroit residents, notable given Bing and City Council's initial hostility to state intervention in Detroit.

Mr. Scutari said that the Christie appointees, more than those of prior governors, were notable more for their political connections than their skills and experience.

The Democratic primary will be contested, too: There are six candidates running with the notable recent addition of Tom Malinowski, a former Rhodes Scholar and Obama State Department appointee.

To be sure some political appointees are political allies of the president, retired generals and other notables who often bring diversity as well as ability to the job.

While General Powell stressed last week at his hearing and again today that he would try to keep the number of political appointees under control, he will soon be faced with candidates from the White House, notable Republican Party supporters, who want prime ambassadorial posts.

All three appointees remain.

The senior managers are all political appointees.

(They will be replaced with presidential appointees).