Sentence examples for with the appointee from inspiring English sources

Sherman's acceptance meant that, once he resigned, one of Ohio's Senate seats would be in the gift of Bushnell, with the appointee to serve until the legislature reconvened in January 1898.

He said he was pleased with the appointees because they were all "seasoned veterans who are going to give us some stability in key departments during this transition period".

Even dealing with English rugby's realpolitick, with compromise built in, the appointee will insist on the assistants he wants.

But no one seems to have an issue with the fact that the appointee currently earns £500,000 a year.

The review always starts with the newest appointee.

Even if these supposedly upright politicians manage to delay seating Senator Burris while Blagojevich remains in office, they probably would be nonetheless stuck with the "tainted" appointee after the governor is gone.

Kagan comes armed with a formidable set of credentials: Associate White House Counsel during the Clinton Administration; Professor and then Dean of Harvard Law School; and now, Solicitor General of the United States, the appointee tasked with representing the U.S. Government in cases before the Supreme Court.

As in Ledbetter, it was a vote of five-to-four, with the Republican appointees in the majority and the Democratic appointees in dissent.

The mayor's delegates joined with the Staten Island and Queens appointees to oust Dr. Crew.

Stevens's voting record was roughly in line with the Republican appointees such as Stewart, Powell, Harry Blackmun, and O'Connor.

SENATOR LEAHY -- Would it surprise you if I told you that a survey done independently finds that you voted with the Ashcroft appointees 95percentt of the time?