Officers may win assignment to such units based on their political connections or personal loyalty to the official they protect.
So far, Mind Tree has won assignments from Lucent Technologies, Avis and BP Amoco.
"We are already hard at work replacing" the revenue lost from HSBC, Jerry Judge, chief executive at Lowe, said in a statement, "by winning assignments from the likes of Nestlé, Unilever, General Motors, Johnson & Johnson and Interbrew".
When Mr. Romney was building Bain into one of the world's premier private equity firms, Goldman's bankers clamored for Bain business, and won assignments advising or financing an array of Bain deals, including Bain's 1997 $800 million buyout of Sealy, the nation's largest mattress company, which it later sold.
Boxer wins assignments to Banking and Environment committees.
The first phase (line 7 11, Fig. 2) takes all the winning assignments the receiver has stored and compares how correct that information is with the sender.
"I would have no assurance of my committee assignments, and even if I won, assignment to the same committees, I would lose all seniority.
Soon after she came out of Baylor Law School, she joined the district attorney's office in Dallas and got a no-win assignment as a specialized domestic and sexual violence prosecutor.
Winning the regular nomination and election in 1926, Kahn soon laid to rest doubts as to her ability to fill the job, and in 1928 she won assignment to the Committee on Military Affairs, on which her husband had given distinguished service before and during World War I.
