appointee的示例

• Politics contributes to frequent turnover within these positions, and some appointees are frustrated because they lack training in government and health systems.

• But an emir's powers of patronage implied remission of taxes for friends and appointees.

• The state figures primarily as a honey-pot of resources to be absorbed, appropriated, and shared by politicians and appointees.

• Each fund has its own administrative, financial, and control structure, but government control is decisive, as the funds are headed by political appointees.

• Another difficult issue was the case where a political appointee to one institution is a member ex officio of another institution.

• In addition, the modular system made practical sense in terms of uncertainty over staff appointees.

• On occasion, however, specific qualifications for appointees are attached to their appointment.

• While most presidential systems do not require legislative approval of appointees, many nations give the assembly some influence over cabinet formation.

• They have diluted presidential appointment powers by giving agency administrators fixed terms and writing into law specific qualifications for appointees.

• Although the 1868 constitution prevented making parish sheriffs into appointees, it did not prevent stripping them of their tax assessment and collection duties.

• The hierarchy was strictly top-down in orientation : appointees carried out orders from above and had little horizontal interaction.

• The personal qualities displayed by the first appointee can be considered a determining factor in the success or failure of an ombudsman.

• Twenty-three, or 5 per cent, of agencies created in the postwar period have party balancing limitations on appointees.

• Furthermore, notwithstanding formal independence, the power of appointment was utilised to install politically preferred regulatory appointees.

• They are political appointees and try to be more loyal than the king.