How To Use Appointee In A Sentence

The new appointee will be working closely with both departments.
More than two-thirds of the appointees are holdovers from the previous cabinet.
The majority of his appointees have been approved, and they have been approved with no public rancor or bitter political warfare.
As an appointee you’re responsible for making and maintaining any benefit claims.
The authors of the report appropriately place primary blame for the breakdown in professionalism on former attorney general Alberto R. Gonzales, who showed a breathtaking disengagement from the process of disposing of nine presidential appointees. Underplayed Stories of the Day - Swampland - TIME.com

Meanwhile, senior mandarins are concerned about the number of political appointees being parachuted into government as civil servants. Times, Sunday Times
Appointees interviewed repeated a familiar theme: They all loved their jobs but are beating a retreat without regret.
This theme has to be glossed somewhat, because of the platform, but we can make the point that much criticism of our appointees has been misdirected.
With him, Rumsfeld brought a tight group of political appointees who did not inherit the Pentagon in order to pursue business as usual.
On Saturday, Dole piled on, using Napolitano to blast Clinton judicial appointees as soft on crime.
But with the extreme fluctuations global markets are currently seeing — Obama and his new appointees will be looking for solutions to both the short-term rockiness and the longer-term economic problems — the president-elect continues to describe the crisis as "historic. Even Dr. Doom Likes Them
Interestingly, Judge Cole’s opinion in Lett had the support of Gibbons (a Bush II appointee) but not that of Forrester. The Volokh Conspiracy » Sixth Circuit 0–3 in Habeas Cases This Term
I have little use for the Democrat-Republican lawmakers, presidents, or their judge I refuse to use the term judicial because that word means implies justice appointees. Lamar Smith crows over victory
At the helm of Fannie Mae is another Clinton appointee, Franklin Raines, who was paid more than $4 million and had almost $6 million in unexercised stock options in his first year at the helm.
At the time the first appointees were expected to be chosen by Easter, the traditional time for the annual announcement of new silks.
Mobile and Memphis, surrendered their charters and were ruled directly by the governor; and there were numerous "strangulated" counties which on account of debt had lost self-government and were ruled by appointees of the governor. The Sequel of Appomattox : a chronicle of the reunion of the states
Members of the career service, in contrast to political appointees, constitute the bulk of the civil service. Human Resource Management in Government
An additional complication is the fact that some Senate seats currently held by Democratic appointees may be immediately re-filled with Republicans, who have been steadfast in opposition to reauthorizing the benefits without massive spending cuts elsewhere in the budget. RUINING CHRISTMAS: 1.2 Million Will Lose Benefits By Year's End Unless Congress Acts
But I can say with confidence that political strategists who cannot either construct or "dissect" the emotional structure of an ad like this present a far greater danger to the Democratic Party and its values than all President Bush's appointees to the federal bench. Drew Westen: Winning Hearts and Minds: Why Rational Appeals Are Irrational If Your Goal is Winning Elections
And I would ask you to not hang or lynch the appointee as you try to castigate the appointor. CNN Transcript Dec 31, 2008
This theme has to be glossed somewhat, because of the platform, but we can make the point that much criticism of our appointees has been misdirected.
Appointees interviewed repeated a familiar theme: They all loved their jobs but are beating a retreat without regret.
This is a further reason why any change to the terms of judges' remuneration should not be retrospective and should apply only to new appointees. Times, Sunday Times
The court's Republican appointees all accepted a federal pre-emption argument in a state consumer rights case earlier this year, although since this pre-empted a more liberal policy this may not be a reliable indicator. Arizona's immigration law is no slam dunk | Scott Lemieux
Democrats are ahead 6 of the 8 open seats (with Colorado on the open list), and Tony Knowles is ahead in Alaska (the DSCC counts it as open, too, since the incumbent was a mid-term appointee). Speaking of lists...
In politics appointees can have little experience in the real world. Times, Sunday Times
The Fair Pay Commission will consist of five or seven easily removable government appointees, chaired by a business representative.
Theodore deprived his new appointees of any financial incentive to renege by ensuring that Council membership remained unsalaried.
Another appointee might have seen the ideological struggle about money for the arts as politics-as-usual.
The choice of Bernanke , an accomplished scholar, apparently reflected Bush's acceptance of the public's expectation appointee.
Next fall and at subsequent fall events, new appointees to named faculty chairs and professorships will be recognized.
One disesteeming feature of the regulatory body is that although it has broad administrative brief, the final decision is left to the Minister for Energy a situation which creates opportunities for the Minister, a political appointee, to veto the decisions of the Board, the technical body.
Attorneys are political appointees who serve at the pleasure of the President, and because disloyalty is a valid ground for dismissal, there's nothing to criticize. Is That Legal?: March 2007 Archives
On all previous form, the new appointee will not be any of those canvassed in the press.
The new president's appointee for Undersecretary of Defense for Policy, Michele Flournoy, was asked about that at her Senate confirmation hearing on Thursday.
The city council became his legal appointee and started claiming retirement benefits and pensions credits on his behalf in 1995.
Mukasey could easily fire half of these "gofer" appointees and eliminate their jobs. Paul C. Light: It Ain't Over Mukasey
Justice Harlan, a Republican appointee, ringingly proclaimed that the Constitution must be "color-blind. Ken Blackwell: Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr.: He Kept His Eyes on the Prize
The governor is promising to "fumigate" state government by reviewing Blagojevich agencies and appointees to make sure everyone's doing his job and following the law. Market News
Long after the president might have been forgotten, his appointees would be influencing American law.
Appointees now are accountable to and removable by the owners.
By way of example, in America, Supreme Court Judges and Presidential appointees are investigated for breaching labour laws like hiring Mexican overstayers and border-jumpers.
The majority of his appointees have been approved, and they have been approved with no public rancor or bitter political warfare.
However, when the legitimator is seen as incompetent and lacking in authority, the appointee’s power and ability will be questioned Knight & Weiss, 1980. The Bass Handbook of Leadership
Some members of Congress are demanding Obama drop his appointee for assistant deputy secretary of education, Kevin Jennings, because he is an activist for gay rights.
For almost a century, in fact, the local gentry formed a united front against greedy royal appointees. America Past and Present
Ronald Reagan appointee, was on the panel that unanimously upheld the gas chamber ban Wednesday.
Analysts have criticised Karzai for clumsy attempts to impose his will by sending in appointees to try to implement disarmament without necessary support bases, or central backup.
Lobbyists have focused attention on commissioner Michael Dunn , a Democratic appointee , like Mr Gensler.
There is a further delay to publish the promise that at least half of all new appointees to the boards of public bodies are women. Times, Sunday Times
The president said he would bring a new tone to Washington, who insisted that "we can disagree without being disagreeable," is now backing an appointee who has repeatedly failed to meet that standard. Richard (RJ) Eskow: Angering a Key Constituency: Women Leaders Ask the President to Fire Alan Simpson
Reports began to reach the king that his appointees had taken advantage of his long absence to set themselves up as virtually independent rulers in their satrapies, indulging in extravagant lifestyles and enforcing their will with private militias. Alexander the Great
He supported Cassander against the regent Polyperchon, and took the war against Eumenes (Polyperchon's appointee as royal general) into central Asia.
I am really getting tired of these lamebrained, know nothing political appointees telling me about my "responsibilities"! Sebelius: There's a 'shared responsibility' on health care reform
It is whether the five Republican appointees on the Court are interested in chipping away at it, or whether they'd prefer to avoid that confrontation with the administration and the Democrats. Wonkbook: Health-care challenge boosted; helping homeowners; House looks at Social Security supplement
Some twisted logic that the appointee must suffer for the unproved sins of the appointor. Franken’s Lead Widens in Senate Recount - The Caucus Blog - NYTimes.com
Philadelphia politicians and their appointees sometimes use their offices for personal gain.
By 1911, many of the top positions in the government were filled with his appointees and followers.
Yet because they maintain a crucial majority if voting as a bloc they can help dictate the eventual appointee.
It was also established that the management of the Banco de San Fernando would be inspected by a commissioner, a royal appointee paid for by the bank.
All the players are in place: silent, petulant Bush demanding not to be questioned because he's the Decider; Dick Cheney is the Enforcer, twisting senators 'arms and breathing his brimstone in their faces (any time you see "jawbone" used as a verb, you know Cheney must be in the vicinity); an appointee of the executive testifying to the need for a radical consolidation of power in one agency, a la Ashcroft 2001. Pete Cenedella: Disaster Movie 2: If You Liked the Patriot Act, You'll Love BAILOUT!
The most famous such appointee was, of course, John, whose designation as chief justice was understood by one and all to be a powerful political statement.
Any changes should only be for new appointees, prepared to accept judicial appointment on less favourable terms. Times, Sunday Times
I do not want my health care dictated by a 21 year old government appointee that majored in political science. Experts debate proposed 'big brother' medical council
A further level of pre-censorship, imposed by a bureaucracy headed by government appointees, is an unnecessary institutional restriction on programme-makers.
The ruler of a priory should be a monk, not a royal appointee who did not even know the names of the Divine Services! Mary Queen Of Scotland And The Isles
Ministers' offices could be strengthened and their staffing increased, without turning them into cabinets comprised solely of political appointees. Times, Sunday Times
Nine senior positions are filled at present by temporary replacements or new appointees for staff who have resigned. Times, Sunday Times
Judge Kozinski, for whom I clerked, is a Reagan appointee, and Thomas is a Clinton appointee. The Volokh Conspiracy » Split the Ninth Circuit?
Aside from the worry over the "whisperers," there is the perception that in the shake-up of the ministries - which are distributed among the various parties represented in Wahid's cabinet - civil servants are being replaced by political appointees.
Twenty-two years later, Bork is remembered more as a verb -- to "bork" -- which conservative columnist William Safire defined as to engage in a vicious attack on "a candidate or appointee, especially by misrepresentation in the media. Karl Frisch: Forget Being "Borked," She's Been "Sotomayored"
A series of temporary regulations promulgated, before any election has been held, in the name of a conquering power and its local appointees is wholly misdescribed as a Constitution.
But once there are political appointees on the boards of individual companies, politics cannot be kept out of such appointments for very long. MANAGEMENT: task, responsibilities, practices
The park director position has been a revolving door for seven appointees.
My humble question: was Dean sleeping on his job or is he another Bush appointee who may have even encouraged Deutsch in censoring the scientists at NASA. BREAKING NEWS: George Deutsch Did Not Graduate From Texas A & M University
Failing that, it is also possible that Burris would have no legal standing in mandamus to compel White to countersign the appointment certificate; because the duty to do so -- if it really is a ministerial duty -- is not owed to Burris himself, but to Blago as the Governor or to the Clerk of the Senate rather than the appointee. Illinois Sec. of State Refuses To Approve Burris Appointment, But Admits He Really Can't Stop It
The new president's appointee for Undersecretary of Defense for Policy, Michele Flournoy, was asked about that at her Senate confirmation hearing on Thursday.
Government today is stuffed full of political appointees who are highly influential, dedicated and powerful special advisers with a direct ear to ministers.
In such a situation, the grant of judicial power to provincial appointees is valid.
Many of the latest appointees to influential positions are products of Dorothy Heathcote's and my own teaching.
The suggestion was described to WND by spokeswoman Margaret Calhoun Hemenway, a veteran Washington appointee and now volunteer spokeswoman, as being presented in a "solicitous" manner. RenewAmerica
Upon reflection, we think that the judicial appointees are the real prize being contended for.
And Wingate is the judge, a Reagan appointee, who "presided" over the Minor case. Progress for Political Prisoners in Paul Minor Case?
‘True enough,’ sighed the wirepuller, recalling his adventures with sock-puppet political appointees.
How does the public know the appointees are representing popular rather than elite interests?
This too may have its drawbacks, but at least a local appointee will have a fair knowledge of clergy and people and a sense of diocesan needs.
Given the relative closeness of the first PREB vote (there were many on-the-record dissenters), as well as the influx of conversative appointees since then, it is very doubtful PREB will be granted (or cert. later granted). The Volokh Conspiracy » Ninth Circuit Upholds “Under God” in the Pledge of Allegiance,
The park director position has been a revolving door for seven appointees.
Feds bustin 'in the door and snatchin' ever'thang from a Bush appointee? The Fall Of The House Of Bush
Bolton, a Democratic appointee, also questioned a core part of the Justice Department's argument that she should declare the law unconstitutional: that it is "preempted" by federal law because immigration enforcement is an exclusive federal prerogative. Hearing on Arizona immigration law begins
The statistical service was stuffed with new political appointees willing to produce better news. Times, Sunday Times
The park director position has been a revolving door for seven appointees.
Figures were initially cut to 66 but this has crept up in the past two years as ministers have relied more heavily on political appointees. Times, Sunday Times
Presumably, what makes political networks so pernicious is not their personal sex life, but the very real damage they do to their states in the form of myopic and self-aggrandizing lawmaking, incompetent appointees, and a perversion of our democratic institutions. Hi, Larry Marchant! [UPDATED] | RedState
Many of the appointees have been academics rather than professional lawyers.
Update: Obama appointee expresses need for SWAT teams in neighborhoods to enforce energy efficiency. Coyote Blog » Blog Archive » Support The Intrusive State. Buy an Audi
But with the extreme fluctuations global markets are currently seeing-Obama and his new appointees will be looking for solutions to both the short-term rockiness and the longer-term economic problems-the president-elect continues to describe the crisis as "historic. PLIGG_Visual_Name - PLIGG_Visual_RSS_All
Appointees interviewed repeated a familiar theme: They all loved their jobs but are beating a retreat without regret.
When workers petition the government to enforce laws protecting organizing rights, they are forced to go before the National Labor Relations Board, which is both run by anti-union presidential appointees, and chronically understaffed so as to slow down proceedings. The War on Workers
But if the Democrats pull out all stops and go after her, the Lunatic Right will then have a foundation to argue “partisan politics” (not that they have ever shown restraint in that warcry), and invoke their ‘nuclear option’ when a second (and far Lunatic Right) appointee is nominated. Think Progress » Bush’s Circular Logic on Miers
The appointee will be responsible for raking in as much money as possible from grants, bids, special policing services and sponsorship.
Bush did "renominate" to the Fourth Circuit the Clinton recess appointee Roger Gregory. Is That Legal?: Maryanne Trump Barry: Republican
It seemed like every junior political appointee in every agency understood that his or her primary job was to extol his/her boss - the director, secretary or president - as the apotheosis of human virtue and wisdom.
Some Bush appointees have been "wormed" into the ranks of lower-rung Federal employees whose jobs enjoy restrictive covenants on firing, thanks to collective bargaining provisions by federal employee unions. Road to change goes through Washington
That was indeed the conclusion of your appointee to determine the legal status of Guantánamo detainees, Susan Crawford, who simply stated in dismissing all charges against Qahtani: “His treatment met the legal definition of torture.” Dear President Bush,
Public resentment against this trend increased to the degree that appointees converted their posts into prebends.
Ideally the appointee will have prior experience with insect semiochemical analysis or other flavour and fragrance type molecules. Naturejobs - All Jobs
And it's proved so unmanageable that you can now hardly move for government appointees reviewing how to keep the business on track. Times, Sunday Times
While recognizing these disparities, the commission - largely made up of former officeholders and political appointees - backed away from offending the states' rights crowd.
In the 1930s, this led it into conflict with Franklin Roosevelt's economic programs, and provoked a Presidential threat to stack the Court with pliable appointees.
He intends to recognize new appointees at future convocations.
And in demanding massive escrow accounts to be distributed by political appointees through extra-legal processes, the president has assumed the role of extortioner-in-chief. Hayward Testimony: All That Was Missing Were The Waterboards
Those were looked upon with a bit of scorn by the Veteran's Administration as a group of political appointees that had to be pacified and kept quiet and not allowed to throw any monkey wrenches in the working of the machinery of appellate judication. Oral History Interview with Lucy Somerville Howorth, June 20, 22, and 23, 1975. Interview G-0028. Southern Oral History Program Collection (#4007)
Of course, the initial TARP plan was proposed by a Republican president, maladministered by Republican appointees, and supported by the Republican nominee for the presidency. Matthew Yglesias » The Ever-Bolder GOP
And I would ask you to not hang or lynch the appointee, as you try to castigate the appointor. WHAT REALLY HAPPENED
Meanwhile, the Bush family's Supreme Court appointees -- along with that mossback relic of the Reagan era, Antonin Scalia -- habitually thumb their noses at the very notion of an independent and impartial judiciary. Michael Winship: The Bush Legacy Strikes Out American Justice
The park director position has been a revolving door for seven appointees.
He gave as his official reason for resigning his frustration at what he saw as the chief secretary's post being made redundant by the placing of political appointees in the ministry.
His jarring attacks on the spy world are aimed at the political appointees at the top, whom he regards as biased and incompetent, not career officials. Times, Sunday Times
And what made the book so important was that it provided grist for a debate which was going on in Washington last year between the Pentagon's civilian political appointees and those in uniform.
Niger Delta youths under the aegis of South-south Youths Leaders Forum have condemned what they called unwarranted attacks on political appointees from the region, saying that unless such attacks are stopped, they may start confronting such detractors. Thisday Online
The park director position has been a revolving door for seven appointees.

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