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Significats de appointee en anglès

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A person who is appointed to a job or position.

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The appointee then needs to secure a vote of confidence from parliament.
Reuters
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CEO John O'Connor confirmed Conway Beg as the Prime Minister's new appointee.
Radio NZ
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The most important will be Italy's appointee to the new European Commission.
Reuters
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This would be to allow time to identify a suitable full-time appointee.
The Irish Times
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McWilliams takes over from Martin Gruenberg, an appointee of President Barack Obama.
Reuters
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An Obama appointee wrote the opinion, while a Republican appointee partially dissented.
Reuters
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The oldest Democratic appointee, liberal icon Stephen Reinhardt, is 86 years old.
Reuters
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John W. Geary was, therefore, announced as the appointee of the President.
Personal Recollections of Pardee Butler
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He wouldn't believe me when I assured him I was his appointee.
The Daughter of a Magnate
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In Washington, by contrast, yesterday's professor or analyst is often today's presidential appointee.
The Guardian
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Days after the announcement, a Trump appointee rejected son-in-law Jared Kushner's security clearance.
Ebony
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At Treasury, Mnuchin is the only Senate-confirmed political appointee in place.
Reuters
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It was also a Republican-leaning court, led by an Eisenhower appointee.
The Guardian
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A 2005 appointee of George W. Bush, Roberts has often deferred to Congress.
Reuters
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The oldest Democratic appointee is Judge Robert King, who is 77.
Reuters
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They were joined by Karen Henderson, an appointee of former President George H.W.
Reuters
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