appointees

英 [əpɔɪnˈtiːz]

美 [əpɔɪnˈtiz]

n.  被任命者; 被委任者
appointee的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 被任命的人；被委派的人
  Anappointeeis someone who has been chosen for a particular job or position of responsibility.
  1. ...Becket, a recent appointee to the Supreme Court.
     贝克特，最高法院新任命的一员
  2. ...Diane Ravitch, a political appointee in charge of federal education research.
     黛安娜·拉维奇，一个受政府委派负责联邦教育研究的人

双语例句

• The outgoing administration sought to enlist the new appointees in support of its own prefernces.
  即将卸任的政府设法争取新任命的官员支持它自己的主张。
• Bill Clinton awarded about a third of the ambassadorships in his gift to political appointees.
  比尔·克林顿执政时，三分之一的大使职位任命都是出于政治条约的回报。
• It may also bolster concerns that South Korean media are piling excessive condemnation on politicians and political appointees.
  他的退出还可能增加人们对韩国媒体的担忧&媒体对政治人物和政界候选人的谴责已经过度。
• Most senior posts are Putin appointees, chosen particularly for their loyalty.
  大多数高级官员都是普京任命的，挑选时特别考虑了他们的忠诚度。
• In a Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame full of political appointees as'contributors'to the game, Yao deserves enshrinement for a global impact perhaps impossible to measure.
  有许多人因对篮球联盟有贡献而被提名入选名人堂，姚明完全可以凭籍其对全球大到无法衡量的影响而有资格入选其中。
• Some funds are run by political appointees, rather than investment professionals.
  一些养老基金由政界指定的机构、而非专业投资人士来管理。
• The origins of America's financial "oligarchy", for instance, might have more to do with campaign-finance rules and political appointees than banks'size.
  比如，美国金融“寡头”也许更多的是与竞选财务规则和政治性任务有关，而非银行规模的大小。
• Even under the appointive system the selection of judges is not immune from political influence and appointees are usually of the Presidents or governors own party.
  即使在任命制度中，法官的选任也无法免除政治的影响，因而被任命者通常属于总统或州长的党派。
• The Senate also must decide whether to "advise and consent" to the President's appointees.
  参议院亦必须决定对总统的被任命人是否要提出建议或给予同意。
• Many of them can be seen as simply shifting policymaking discretion to appointees of the president, who has his own electoral base.
  许多授权可以被视为只是把决策酌处权转给总统的被任命人，而总统拥有他自己的选举基础。