Maybe they went to the polls anyway because they knew that their votes for senator, governor, representative and assessor also mattered.
WHAT YOU'LL PAY Prices have slipped, but "not as steeply as the rest of Long Island," said Dan Maddock, the village administrator and assessor.
As the city's racial mix shifted gradually toward a black majority, Mr. Davis worked as a Democratic district leader, and served the city in several jobs: building commissioner, head of the planning and real estate boards, and assessor.
"Need to act" is Leveson code for installing Ofcom as back-up regulator and assessor of performance, a suggestion from Sir Brian that got howled down first time around in parliament and replaced by royal charter status as a supposed way of keeping politicians, and the statutory regulators appointed by politicians, out of the act.
"My two assistants and assessor went along with my decision.
Assessment dates were set at the mutual convenience of the provider and assessor.
However, standard rulers and goniometers were used, both of which are open to instrument and assessor bias [52].
Design: Thirteen volunteers completed a randomised, dual blind (subject and assessor) repeated measures study involving five interventions.
In doing so, it was possible to adjust for the effect of day, order of presentation and assessor in the estimation of sweetener series and levels within series.
Parker would trek to courthouses and assessor offices in southern California and tediously page through musty volumes of property records; a single title search could take all day.
The Council appoints the Manager, Clerk, Auditor, Attorney, Magistrate and Assessor.
