Sentence examples for whose appointments from inspiring English sources

Among others whose appointments were announced were the former governor, Ernesto Ruffo, as czar of the northern border.

And in between there have been many talented and qualified presidential nominees whose appointments have never even been considered because one senator blocked them.

They also compared her situation to that of President Clinton's first two choices for attorney general, whose appointments were derailed after disclosures that they had employed illegal immigrants.

Among those whose appointments were announced yesterday were Francisco Gil Diaz, general director of a long-distance telephone business, Avantel, as treasury secretary.

In February, Mr. Obama nominated two Democrats, Sharon Block and Richard Griffin, whose appointments Republicans had earlier tried to block — prompting the president to bypass the Senate and seat them anyway in January 2012.

Mr. Reid said, however, that he would not ask the president to bypass the Senate on judicial nominees – whose appointments have long been a flashpoint for both parties — because he believed the Senate should vote on their confirmation.

The Minister can then direct that people whose appointment would be prejudicial to the interests of Singapore shall not be appointed or recruited.

(c) The gay man whose appointment as Ambassador to Luxembourg Ashcroft tried to block.

He replaced Mr Galambos with Sandor Laborc, whose appointment triggered a furore.

Mr. Lentz, whose appointment is effective April 1, is the first American to hold the position.

Under the accord, warlords will choose the MPs, whose appointment will be confirmed by traditional elders.