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The board is made up of four members, all Bush appointees.

Many of the appointees are friends who see things Clinton's way.

Over his four years, however, just 23 percent of Bush appointees were political.

The board has seven members; the six others are all Bush appointees.

Most political appointees will keep their jobs if they want them.

And new appointees are likely to face even more pressure.

His wife was a political appointee in the Clinton administration.

Is that what you're really looking for in terms of your key appointees?

In addition, not more than four appointees may be from any one political party.

The appointee will serve until 2011, well beyond the Bush years.

Almost all the major appointees announced so far already live here.

Better to sit this one out until the new appointees take the floor.

Of the Governor's appointees, no more than four may be from the same political party.

The 44 new appointees include 20 women and 6 members of minority groups.

The government had asked appointees not to make individual comments on the matter.

He has now become the first major Bush appointee, in either government or the party, to lose his job.

I had no doubt that he was the right job appointee.

The appointees were to serve a term of three years.

Another person - called an appointee - can be given the legal right to act for them.

"We thought the Mayor would have picked his appointees by now."

The system is independent of the government but run by presidential appointees.

She said the board's four Republican appointees voted against him.

An official there said today that more than 60 percent of the department's 200 or so political appointees were women.

The four other appointees are likely to be fresh faces.

The new government appointee will be working closely with the committee.