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One of these appointees was William Marbury, a native of Maryland and a prosperous financier.

In "Scorpions" , Noah Feldman offers a detailed account of the troubles and achievements of Roosevelt's four most notable appointees.

Provincial and local governments used to be run by appointees, usually uniformed ones, but now both governors and mayors are elected.

Those early appointees invariably came from backgrounds of privilege within the British establishment.

The regime conveniently decided to reserve one-quarter of parliamentary seats and many top ministerial posts for military appointees.

It has not escaped people's notice that most key positions at the CIC are filled by political appointees, not investment professionals.

Finally, public pressure forced most of the new appointees to say they would give up their foreign citizenship, to "prove" their patriotism.

The MPA is a body that scrutinizes the police's conduct and is composed of local politicians and political appointees.

One of George Bush senior's appointees, David Souter, is one of the most reliable liberal votes on the bench.

The outgoing Administration sought to enlist the new appointees in support of its own preferences.

Barack Obama's financial appointees have all tended to be pro-regulation, but few are as enthusiastic as Mr Gensler.

Legislators may approve national budgets, conduct hearings on pressing issues, and confirm executive appointees to courts and ministries.

As originally established, the CEA was composed of three presidential appointees, including a chairman, subject to Senate approval.

And he is breaking with past administrations' practice by eliminating bonuses for Executive Branch political appointees.

They are cherished national champions, often funded and usually controlled by the state, and sometimes crammed with political appointees.

MissMulyani, one of Mr Yudhoyono's technocratic appointees, is much admired by foreign bankers and businessmen.

Many Bush appointees are believed to be taking pay cuts just to stay employed.

Appointees are usually of the President's or governor's own party.

And, in the 2000s, when Bush appointees tried to downplay the severity of global warming, Hansen was the one blowing the whistle.

This means village committees, mostly controlled by party appointees , will surely retain considerable say over any land deals.

One way or another, presidents have to answer for the quality of their appointees.

Ms Tai said political appointees cared more about short-term results and public relations, than effective long-term management.

Recent history shows that political appointees often fail to take courageous or unpopular steps to stabilize the economy.

New appointees to the Supreme Court can support drastic reduction of labor rights, voting rights, citizen rights.

Today, the CSRC is a bureaucracy staffed by political appointees with limited power to enforce regulations.

In their first public comments after being selected, both appointees sought to address such concerns.

The other six are incumbent policy secretaries who will leave the bureaucracy to become political appointees.

The bosses are not political appointees but charismatic businessmen in pursuit of commercial goals.

The appointees will also be fulfilling key ending roles .

Some funds are run by political appointees, rather than investment professionals.

It turns out that five of the eight new appointees hold a second nationality.

Some of the new appointees are joining big companies such as Microsoft, the Wall Street Journal said.

The first, composed of Mr. Obama's initial wave of high-profile appointees, is full of familiar Washington veterans.

Self-made men all, the Roosevelt appointees at first set about "functioning as a team" , Mr Feldman writes.

But civil servants and political appointees may not distort the meaning of loyalty.

And last week the Supreme Court ended its first full term with two Bush appointees .

Look at the debates we have over appointees to the Supreme Court.

Vallar will change its name to Bumi plc. Its chief executive and chief financial officer will be Bakrie appointees.

Its leaders also know that any hint of corruption will be pounced on by law-enforcement agencies run by UMNO appointees.

The king alone chooses the appointees to the Kingsguard, and as such has full authority to choose whom he will.

"An internal survey we've done shows the percentage of appointees still in the job 18 months later is just 20 per cent. "