Sentence examples for one appointee from inspiring English sources

"There's definitely a lot of Mr. Potters out there," chuckles Mr. Suozzi, who suffered the stigma of finding one appointee with allegedly Potter-esque ethics on his own county payroll -- Peter Sylver, Mr. Suozzi's former deputy for economic development, who resigned last fall and faces charges of fiscal impropriety and sexual harassment.

One appointee left after several weeks; another lasted 13 months.

At the Interior Department, five officials have been nominated, and one appointee has been announced.

At the Treasury Department, for example, the Senate has confirmed only one appointee, but Secretary Timothy Geithner is hardly alone.

George H. W. Bush had a similar record: one appointee against Roe (Clarence Thomas), and one in favor (Souter).

And all countries would continue to have one appointee until the union has 27 members, at which point union leaders would set a permanent ceiling of fewer than 27 commissioners, to be appointed by rotation among member states.

And the governor was happy about the decision of three judges on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, one Carter appointee and two Clinton appointees, to postpone the recall election until March -- a decision that may itself be recalled by the full court or the Supreme Court.

The sixth circuit's panel is made up of two George W Bush appointees, Jeffrey Sutton and Deborah Cook, and one Bill Clinton appointee, Martha Daughtrey.

When Obama moved back to Chicago, there was only one Democratic appointee on the Supreme Court — Byron White, hardly a liberal, who had been nominated by John F. Kennedy, in 1962.

Judicial rulings in a handful of the 20 states where challenges to the law have been filed have hewed to partisan lines, with two Democratic appointees ruling in favor of the health care legislation and one Republican appointee ruling against it.

What is the likelihood that one gubernatorial appointee is going to announce that a decision made by another gubernatorial appointee is resulting in the widespread, systematic lead poisoning of children?