An independently-minded, individual thinker would be more apt to conclude, unlike Jenkins, that the cultural
apparatchiks and their judges (i.e., jurors) purposely chose visual artists apt to favor Hillary and disfavor Trump.
Once considered the island's top private school, to which everyone wanted to send their children, it has gradually been reduced to a semi-governmental type of organisation that is run badly by the self-serving
apparatchiks of the political parties and primarily serves the needs and interests of its employees -- the teachers -- just like the Ports Authority and the EAC.
The man is reportedly connected to a local party
apparatchik.
Calling for apologies is significant at the moment in many spheres, eg the gratuitous offensiveness of Jonathan Ross, Russell Brand and the Labour party
apparatchik Damian McBride.
Would this
apparatchik react so sanguinely if her daily ration of foamy lattes from a corporate coffee bar were withdrawn indefinitely?
Gonzales came across as a dull-witted
apparatchik incapable of running one of the most important departments in the executive branch.
So when, in 1966, Reed was approached by a friendly Russian
apparatchik offering a truly socialist variant of fame, he boarded a plane for the Soviet Union as an Officially Approved Rock Star--the genuine American article, playing ersatz rock 'n' roll.
In 1981, he is an aspiring
apparatchik who keeps a safe distance from his roommate Pomfret and focuses his attention instead on flattering party superiors.
Today, the Nixon
apparatchik who crafted the President's case is Chief Justice, and claims of "inherent power" are again on the rise.
Shadrinsk Auto Aggregate Plant (SHAAZ] sounds like a name that could have easily originated From a Soviet central planning
apparatchik, and in Fact, the manufacturing complex dates back to the era of Stalin.
For all his assertions to the contrary, Koizumi has proven to be an old-style LDP
apparatchik. Sure, he wears nicer suits, has better hair and speaks differently than his comrades, but he's cut from the same cloth.
Charles was a Margaret Thatcher
apparatchik. He pretentiously pronounces his surname Poe-ell rather like President Bush's chief of staff, Cole-in Powell.
Apparatchik, found to be in season after failing in the Pretty Polly, represents John Oxx.
In mid October the Vatican newspaper Osservatore Romano editorialized, "Fifty years after the hard-won victory of liberty and democracy over Communism, the head of state has entrusted the task of forming a new government to an
apparatchik of the former Communist Party."