Sentence examples for position in the administration of from inspiring English sources
He was disappointed when he was not given a key position in the administration of Pres.
That erosion continued earlier this year, when Roy M. Goodman, a longtime Republican state senator, resigned to take a position in the administration of Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg.
Mr. Cohen was succeeded in the governor's office by Lawrence S. Schwartz, who had held the same position in the administration of Mr. Cuomo's predecessor, David A. Paterson.
Now Mr. Kerry's first hearing as chairman on Tuesday will be to consider the nomination of Mrs. Clinton, the woman he did not endorse for president, to the premier cabinet position in the administration of the man he did back.
Mr. Lay's silence before Congress is a remarkable turnabout for a corporate executive who not long ago was a highly courted figure in Washington, a financial patron of many public officials, a guest of both Democratic and Republican presidents and a top contender for a cabinet position in the administration of the first President Bush.
Janet Napolitano, secretary of homeland security, will announce on Wednesday in El Paso that the job will go to Alan D. Bersin, a former federal prosecutor who held a similar position in the administration of former President Bill Clinton, according to a senior official in the Department of Homeland Security.
Alabama Power and its allies are among the top contributors to state elections, and former executives from Alabama Power hold important positions in the administration of Gov. Donald Siegelman.
By Bruce McCall May 20, 2017 Nearly 2,000 appointed positions in the administration of President Donald Trump remain vacant, leaving many agencies with large staffing gaps waiting to be filled.
Nearly 2,000 appointed positions in the administration of President Donald Trump remain vacant, leaving many agencies with large staffing gaps waiting to be filled.
After Washington's death, Jarrett remained with the mayor's office and accepted several positions in the administration of his successor, Richard M. Daley.
A corporate litigator who held positions in the administrations of Mayors Edward I. Koch and Rudolph W. Giuliani, she had degrees from Cornell, Harvard and Princeton, but no Ph.D.
