Before Mr. Ekeus's nomination, Secretary General Annan informally suggested more than 20 other candidates.
And they concede that they did not even informally suggest anything more be done to protect that section of the nation's fragile grid.
One official informally suggested — though never formally proposed — moving a U.S. naval carrier group into the Baltic Sea as a symbol of resolve.
Marc Short, the director of legislative affairs, had informally suggested Ward Baker for the spot, according to two people with knowledge of the pitch.
Russell E. Palmer, the chairman of the GTE board's strategic planning committee and the dean until July 1 of the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania, informally suggested the idea over breakfast at the Intercontinental Hotel in New York to a friend, I. W. Burnham 2d.
In an effort to break this deadlock the French informally suggested that Trieste and adjacent territory be separated from Italy but not ceded to Yugoslavia, and that its security and integrity be internationally guaranteed.
Several employees of The Guardian, for example, have informally suggested to colleagues at other publications that publishers should band together to negotiate deals that work for the whole industry, and should retain control of their own advertising, whether content is hosted on Facebook or not, a person with knowledge of the discussions said.
Riders have informally suggested widening and slowing down the circuit but Locog's director of sport, Debbie Jevans, will be balloting those who competed for their feedback.
Along these lines, Harms and Skyrms (2008) have informally suggested that incorporating a simple signaling game into the models of Nowak and Sigmund may provide the beginnings of an evolutionary account of "moral signals".
Most of the pharmacy nurses indicated that they would informally suggest that parents seek the advice of a GP where necessary, although some expressed hesitation because of the time and cost involved in seeing a doctor.
Third, model fit statistics informally suggest that measurement equivalence may exist when nurses and physicians are item targets, but poor model fit when allied professionals were targets implies that the IPC scale may not be suitable for judgments of allied professionals considered as a homogeneous group.
