单词appointee
n.: 被任命者；【法】被指定为财产的受益者
网络: 被任命人；受任命者；被指定者
【法律】被指定为财产的受益者
被任命者,被指定者
复数：appointees
One of these appointees was William Marbury, a native of Maryland and a prosperous financier.
其中一个是威廉马伯里，他是马里兰人，是一个炙手可热的金融家。
In "Scorpions" , Noah Feldman offers a detailed account of the troubles and achievements of Roosevelt"s four most notable appointees.
在《蝎子》这本书中，诺阿·弗尔德曼详细记述了罗斯福任命的四位最著名的法官的困境与成就。
Provincial and local governments used to be run by appointees, usually uniformed ones, but now both governors and mayors are elected.
省地级政府过去由任命者操控，经常由军队中人担任，但如今省长和市长都由选举产生。
Those early appointees invariably came from backgrounds of privilege within the British establishment.
这些早期任命往往来自背景的特权，英国成立。
The regime conveniently decided to reserve one-quarter of parliamentary seats and many top ministerial posts for military appointees.
这个政权故意决定保留四分之一的国会席位及很多最高级别部长的岗位给军方任命的人。
It has not escaped people"s notice that most key positions at the CIC are filled by political appointees, not investment professionals.
（人们注意到中投公司大部分重要职位交给了政府官员而非投资专家）。
Finally, public pressure forced most of the new appointees to say they would give up their foreign citizenship, to "prove" their patriotism.
最后，在公众压力迫使下，多数新任官员宣布他们将放弃外国国籍以证明自己的爱国。
The MPA is a body that scrutinizes the police"s conduct and is composed of local politicians and political appointees.
该监管局是审查警方行为的机构，由当地政府官员和政务人员组成。
One of George Bush senior"s appointees, David Souter, is one of the most reliable liberal votes on the bench.
（老布什总统所提名的一个最高法院大法官，大卫。苏特在法庭上总是按自由派的意愿投票）。
The outgoing Administration sought to enlist the new appointees in support of its own preferences.
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。