Sentence examples for royal appointees from inspiring English sources
A new ten-man Supreme Court will be filled mostly with royal appointees, presumably of a more diverse pedigree.
This procedure remained permanent for the seven northern provinces that won their independence from Spain and formed the Dutch Republic; in the provinces that reverted to Spanish rule, the stadtholders again became royal appointees and declined in importance.
In 1772 Franklin acquired letters written by several royal appointees, including Governor Thomas Hutchinson when he was still lieutenant governor.
In future, he said, the prime minister, now a royal appointee, would be chosen from the majority party in Parliament and would wield effective executive power.
The appearance of a return to normalcy belied continuing strains between the pro-democracy movement and the royal family, whose appointees dominated the Assembly.
In all this he appeared to act more like an aggressive papal nuncio than a compliant appointee of the royal supreme governor of the church, and Charles I's purring complaisance in Laud's activities was unendurable to most of his subjects.
The question is whether the new precedent of forsaking promises and leap-frogging royals might, in turn, be used against Salman's appointees after he dies — and whether it might end up generating more uncertainty than stability.
All three appointees remain.
(They will be replaced with presidential appointees).
The senior managers are all political appointees.
