Sentence examples for personal appointees from inspiring English sources

"The danger is that ministerial offices staffed by personal appointees will ultimately be loyal to their minister, not the taxpayer.

The local chiefs of conquered areas ruled as personal appointees of the kabaka, who had a sizable army at his disposal.

B1 Pataki Cut Payroll Strategically A close analysis shows that while Governor Pataki appears to have shrunk the payroll of the Executive Chamber, he did it in ways that managed to protect his personal appointees and to reward campaign workers or political allies.

"The danger is that ministerial offices staffed by personal appointees will ultimately be loyal to their minister, not the taxpayer," said Mr Penman.

The new programme, brokered by Mr Moi's old foe but personal appointee, Richard Leakey, was said by the IMF to have an underpinning of trust.

He has already carved the nation into seven super-regions and put his personal appointee in charge of federal money, patronage and law enforcement in each.

It makes obvious sense for a secretary of state to want at his side a personal appointee possessing specialist knowledge, to argue with entrenched interests.

President Roosevelt, having established our frontier on the Rhine, shouldn't be surprised when his personal appointee announces that we are just about ready to get over there and defend it.

Salman Taseer was the personal appointee of President Asif Zardari to the post of governor of Punjab, a colonial era title that is now largely ceremonial but still prestigious and formally the highest official position in the province.

The probe, however, was widely ridiculed because it was headed by a personal appointee of the president called Virgilio Andrade.

The correspondence about Kasper highlighted the extent to which top Trump officials scrutinized their appointees' personal loyalties in the early days of the administration.