Sentence examples for two more appointees from inspiring English sources

TWO more appointees may well have shifted the debate and caused the Fed to have been less cautious.

Three more appointees, but in the junior ranks, who were selected in 2011-12, compostdoctoraloctoral fellowships last year.

Pataki, Bruno and the Assembly leadership agreed to extend NYRA's franchise in September 1997, though the governor insisted on adding five more appointees to the 28-member board.

Two more of Mr Abe's new appointees have also been accused of neo-Nazi links.

Of the 11 yes votes, five came from appointees who do not hold elected office and two more from legislators who are about to retire at the end of the current session of Congress.

And  while it's possible that one or more Clinton appointees might join with other liberal justices in  voting to overturn  the decision, that is far from guaranteed.

The new educational policy board would comprise the six mayoral appointees and five more, one appointed by each borough president.

(Obama's totals are roughly in line with those of his predecessors: George W. Bush appointed three hundred and twenty-four judges, and Bill Clinton appointed three hundred and seventy-two). More to the point, Democratic appointees now dominate most of the courts of appeals.

De León's proposal would have legislative leaders and the governor fill three more seats: one public health expert and two "environmental justice" appointees who represent communities with the worst air pollution.

And as soon became clear, the court's five more-conservative, all-Republican appointees, essentially agreed with the challengers that the law stood on shaky ground.

The government's exact motives are unclear, but most scientists see it as one more power grab, following replacement of many judicial and military officials with political appointees in the past year.