The randomization codes for enrolled subjects were held by an appointed person who was not involved in the study.
The main difference between the two measures is instead of a single state-appointed individual to wield virtually unlimited power of decision making in the city, the Consent Decree comes with an unelected board with no-residency requirements to help do the dirty work.
If the fever persisted and Ebola had not been ruled out, the individuals were quarantined in an appointed area within the China ETU, which can separate individuals suffering from fever from the patients and the medical staff until the temperature recovered or Ebola was ruled out.
The term "member" means, with respect to a tribal council, an individual appointed or elected to serve as a member or the head of the tribal council.
The killing of an unarmed man far from the conflict, however, by self-appointed individuals with non-violent political alternatives, isn't condoned by any significant political or religious tradition.
Hasidic leaders contend that the modesty committees are nothing more than self-appointed individuals who, indignant at some perceived infraction, take matters into their own hands.
That part of living together in democracy is subscribing to the same governing laws, and the freedom to know that we are all able to express ourselves without fear of deadly repercussions from either big government or self-appointed individuals.
Sandra Day O'Connor, the retired Justice, has devoted much of the past five years to crusading around the country against partisan contests for judgeships, arguing that an appointed judiciary provides the best bulwark against corruption and for individual rights.
Which leaves an appointed office.
He served as an appointed member of the European Assembly 1975-79.
The latter was composed of an elected House of Representatives and an appointed Senate.
