What is "appointees"

Usage examples of "appointees".

Reagan administration and its appointees on the National Labor Relations Board.

But if any prospective or actual appointees became too bold, Clinton abandoned them quickly.

Under this methodcurrently used in 34 states and our own appellate courtspanels composed of lawyers, appointees and lay people submit lists of qualified candidates to the governor, who then chooses the judge.

The staffs of the water districts are handcuffed because board members are political appointees who know more about irrigating campaign treasuries than vegetable fields.

And where none but Moros lived, or desired to live, such appointees, naturally, must be Moros.

Justice William Rehnquist, the fourth and most virulently conservative of the four Nixon appointees, has been either pressured or cajoled by the others to remove himself from the case because of his previous association with the Nixon administration.

But Council was made up of international corporate types and political appointees who would smell publicity and profit.