Sentence examples similar to proper appointees from inspiring English sources

Democratic lawmakers on the House Appropriations Committee issued a statement today complaining that the legislation for the security department was written by White House political appointees without proper consultations.

In the wake of Katrina, Brown was exposed as a political appointee, without proper qualifications to head FEMA in the first place.

While some Afghan officials have complained that many appointees lacked the proper credentials, the practice also infuriated power brokers from other ethnic groups and regions who were concerned with seeing their own people appointed.

In a Dec. 17 press conference on the controversy, Christie stood by Baroni's explanation for the closures, saying that while his appointees did not go through the proper channels for the closures, there was no malicious or political intent in what they did.

The only other Democratic appointee, Justice Breyer, joined Justices Rehnquist, O'Connor and Scalia in arguing that the restrictions were proper.

Mr. Miele -- who is stepping down from his post next week to make room for Mr. Bloomberg's appointee, Christopher O. Ward -- said he was satisfied the city had declared an emergency at the proper time.

All three appointees remain.

(They will be replaced with presidential appointees).

The senior managers are all political appointees.

"He picked the appointees.

And he will join other Perry appointees.