Significados de presidential appointee en inglés

In Washington, by contrast, yesterday's professor or analyst is often today's presidential appointee.

A chairman elected by the commissioners would not be as powerful as a presidential appointee.

Democrats agreed to drop a proposal to make the head of the New York Fed a presidential appointee.

Lawmakers also dropped a proposal that would have made the head of the New York Fed a presidential appointee.

Until then she remains formally president but stripped of her powers, which are handed to the prime minister, a presidential appointee.

Until then she remains formally president but stripped of her powers, which have been handed to the prime minister, a presidential appointee.

Other presidential appointees exert considerable influence on firms, industries, or the entire economy.

It's been delayed by wrangle over tideland oil, Presidential appointees, and the investigation fever.

During his presidency, Putin made the provincial bosses presidential appointees.

We will enforce that standard throughout the executive branch, among civil servants and presidential appointees alike.

The Election Assistance Commission was created by the Help America Vote Act of 2002 and is led by presidential appointees.

He removed only 252 of about 612 presidential appointees.

As of March 2016, there were a total of 3,164 political appointees, 852 of whom were presidential appointees.

The federal disclosure forms for presidential appointees allow asset values to be listed in wide ranges with a maximum threshold of "over $50 million".

Nearly 40% of this year's list is taken up with the names of members of Congress; adding Presidential appointees brings the total to 54%.