Sentence examples for the appointee was from inspiring English sources

The appointee was a white, male, Oxbridge-educated academic.

A confirmation hearing on March 12th for Mary Jo White, the appointee, was perfunctory.

In seven of the 49 cases, the appointee was a sitting member of the House of Representatives; six of the seven won re-election.

When Vladimir Radchenko, the appointee, was able to show up for work, he was abducted — briefly, but long enough to convince decision makers in Moscow that the best candidate for the job was a Lezgin, after all.

The appointee is Marvic Leonen, the dean of the University of the Philippines College of Law.

Duncan earlier told the 8th annual Canadian Science Policy Conference that the year-long delay in appointing a national science adviser was a function of her desire to ensure that the appointee is armed with "the appropriate roles and responsibilities".

This is disappointing and painful to him and his colleague and clearly less than ideal (even though the appointee is, we may suppose, competent enough) but I do not think the act can be seen as immoral.

Technically the monarch may appoint as prime minister anyone she wants to appoint, but in practice the appointee is always the person who commands a majority in the House of Commons.

To prevent revolution from breaking out in Rome itself, Pius consented to the appointment of popular ministries, but none of the appointees was able to control the situation.

Among the appointees was the mayor's own divorce lawyer, Raoul L. Felder, who stood with the group in front of a large oil painting of Thomas Jefferson in the City Hall Blue Room for the sometimes carnival-like announcement.

"Some of the appointees aren't great.