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• a  relating to the act of appointing
  appointive powers
• a  subject to appointment

• Mike would run in place a distinct advantageand, if elected, could exert sweeping appointive powers to seed the new state offices with Republicans.
• The court also recalled two of its decisions last term (PTI, June 2): one, citing the "basically appointive" nature of a county board of education, approved its selection by .
• Women, though not considered ready to vote, were permitted to hold elective and appointive office up to Secretary of State.

• appointed

• elective

News & Articles

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• Georgiana Vines: Civic group once sought appointed trustee
  A spokesman for a group that in 2008 tried to get the county trustee position made appointive by the county mayor said Friday the current controversies in the office are not surprising.
  July 20, 2013 - Knoxville News Sentinel

Quotes

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• Wendell Anderson in CQPolitics.com
  His name was Walter Mondale,Anderson said. "Fritz was appointed attorney general. He was appointed to the US Senate and he was selected to run as vice president. He was an expert on the appointive process ...... He was the one saying 'be...
• Madeleine Kunin in BurlingtonFreePress.com
  It is time for a call to action,Kunin writes in her introduction, "for new political leadership to emerge from the women of America. The stories of the women in this book and thousands of others like them who hold elective and appointive...
• Thomas Kean in Boston Globe (registration)
  If you're not going to create a strong national intelligence director, with powers both appointive and over the budget, don't do it,Kean said.