political appointee

基本解釋

• 出於政治考慮而任命的人員
• 政務(wù)官

英漢例句

雙語例句

• Not only can it investigate corruption, as before; it can also now launch prosecutions on its own, without having to refer cases to the attorney-general, a political appointee.
  這不僅可以像以往一樣調(diào)查腐敗，而且可以自行實(shí)施起訴，不再需要曏檢察長或政務(wù)人員申請(qǐng)。

權(quán)威例句

• After all, no one collecting the data is a political appointee, an official spokesman said.
  FORBES: The September Jobs Report Was Inherently Political
• Lord Gavron, who ran St Ives, a printing company, has just gone into the Lords as a political appointee.
  ECONOMIST: The new establishment
• For instance, he fired virtually every Reagan political appointee in the federal government just as thoroughly as if he had been a Democrat.
  NPR: Looking at President Bush, Seeing an 'Impostor'

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專業(yè)釋義

法學(xué)

• 政務(wù)官