Sentence examples for while appointing from inspiring English sources

He passes strong legislation on women while appointing few to top positions.

Trump appointed generals to be secretary of defense, national security advisor (twice) and White House chief of staff, while appointing as secretary of state someone with no diplomatic experience.

Or, more pragmatically, was he trying to rebalance rival factions inside the Kremlin's inner sanctum while appointing a faithful bureaucrat to manage the government as it enters back-to-back elections?

He also said that as governor he did not have "a litmus test" for a position on abortion while appointing judges — a position that may not go over well with voters who want to make sure that federal judges oppose abortion.

Making Mr Montezemolo chairman while appointing John Elkann, Gianni Agnelli's 28-year-old grandson, vice-chairman, and putting Umberto Agnelli's 28-year-old son, Andrea, on the board was interpreted as a sign of the family's determination to stick by the group.

He added that, while appointing women to senior positions in multi-academy trusts reduced the mean gender pay gap, the median gap would not go down until the gap between chief executive salaries and teacher and support staff salaries was reduced.

Albert Einstein, who resided at the University while appointed at the Institute for Advanced Study, was a refugee from Germany.

It found that elected judges wrote more opinions, while appointed judges wrote opinions of higher quality.

But the board's members, while appointed by the president, are recommended by the National Academy of Sciences, and their recommendations are not binding.

Those comments followed a series of public attacks on the chairman of the Fed, a position that, while appointed by the president, is supposed to enjoy political independence.

"A simple explanation for our results," wrote the paper's authors — Stephen J. Choi, G. Mitu Gulati and Eric A. Posner — "is that electoral judgeships attract and reward politically savvy people, while appointed judgeships attract more professionally able people.