Sentence examples for possible appointees from inspiring English sources

Mr. Paterson's lieutenants say it is too early to talk about possible appointees.

Not surprisingly, Mr. Bush is looking at some possible appointees who share his Texas roots.

Mr. Gore holds such decisions close to the vest, but various names have been circulating as possible appointees -- including some from the Clinton administration.

In addition, some legal scholars are on a list of possible appointees to the appeals panel that would be established under the regulations, officials said.

Among the Democrats mentioned as possible appointees to the panel are Senators Max Baucus of Montana and Kent Conrad of North Dakota and Representative Chris Van Hollen of Maryland.

In words that might resonate with suburban women, she said that despite Mr. Bush's opposition to abortion, she did not believe the governor or his possible appointees to the Supreme Court would jeopardize abortion rights.

He has also been mentioned as a possible appointee to Mrs. Clinton's seat if she becomes secretary of state.

On Friday, Mr. Blagojevich, through his spokesman, revealed Mr. Reid's Dec. 3 phone call to the governor's campaign office, seeming to offer it as an alternative explanation for why Senate leaders like Mr. Reid might be contesting the choice of Mr. Burris, who was never raised as a possible appointee during the call.

In 1912, Garran was considered as a possible appointee to the High Court, following the expansion of the bench from five seats to seven and the death of Richard O'Connor.

They have not, however, compiled lists of names of possible White House staff members or cabinet officials, nor have they begun to check the backgrounds of potential appointees, the aides said.

SEABROOK: After that's decided, does that vetting apparatus turn towards those other possible top appointees?