Sentence examples for of appointees from inspiring English sources

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

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

The F.C.C. auction was planned and conducted under the supervision of appointees of the Clinton administration.

Ms. Perdue had less than half that number of appointees to work with, but the Republican-controlled legislature changed the rules in 2010 and allowed the new governor a much larger number of appointees in exempt positions.

Political partisanship is still a consideration in the governor's selection of appointees and in the selection of commission members.

If all goes well a good turnout should produce an elected government with broader legitimacy than the present government of appointees.

A federal constitution could change that; the king and his parliament of appointees and clan leaders want the power to make laws, and to tax and spend.

It is not a record number of appointees serving at one time but it is the most in one session in almost half a century.

If a mostly elected Lords does become bolder, it will come to seem highly offensive to have a rump of appointees not constrained by the popular will.

But the Plum Book data doesn't include the gender of appointees, so I found a Ruby library that attempts to identify gender based on a person's first name.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo last month replaced the quasipublic New York Racing Association with a special panel of appointees directed to put into place stronger anticorruption protections.