Sentence examples for permanent nominee from inspiring English sources

"We are disappointed by congressional efforts to restrict our ability to appoint our own employees for temporary periods of time while a permanent nominee is selected," said Justice spokeswoman Tasia Scolinos.

Trump's permanent nominee for the post, Rod Rosenstein, has a confirmation hearing on March 7. On Wednesday, the Washington Post reported that Sessions met with Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak two times last year.

Trump's permanent nominee for the post, Rod Rosenstein, has a confirmation hearing on March 7. On Wednesday, the Washington Post reported that Sessions met with Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak two times last year.

Waters (D-Los Angeles) and Brown (D-Ohio) wrote in a Friday letter to Otting, who is leading the FHFA until a permanent nominee is confirmed by the Senate, "To date, we have not seen a comprehensive statement from the White House and Treasury Department under the Trump administration providing their views on regulation of the housing-finance system.

(The Energy Department, notably, currently lacks a permanent IG. Obama nominee Susan F. Beard has been awaiting confirmation since April).

Michael Piwowar, the only Republican SEC Commissioner, may become the acting chairman until Jay Clayton, the nominee for permanent chair, is confirmed.

Gov. George W. Bush of Texas, the presumed Republican nominee, supports permanent normal trading status as a condition of bringing China into the World Trade Organization.

President Obama's nominee for permanent CIA general counsel, Caroline Krass, has been held up in the Senate because of the dispute between the CIA and the Senate Intelligence Committee.

Democratic Gov. Pat Quinn told the Daily Herald in his endorsement interview that he'll try to make the temporary 5percentt income tax increase permanent, something Republican governor nominee Bruce Rauner now is highlighting in his latest ad.

In the same CBS interview, Trump said it would be up to William Barr, his nominee for the permanent role, to release Mueller's report or not, presuming he is confirmed.

The Lawfare post notes, "Nixon's acting FBI Director and nominee for the permanent post, L. Patrick Gray, had resigned in 1973 after it was revealed that he was giving the White House daily briefings on the FBI's Watergate investigation and that he destroyed documents relevant to the inquiry". Now that was loyalty.