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Still, the report prompted the agency to appoint a team of agency scientists, then a second team of independent scientists to study the city's proposal more closely.

Justice minister Helen Grant said: "Defamation and invasion of privacy can have a devastating effect on lives and it is crucial that people, whatever their means, can stand up for their rights in court even when they are facing a wealthy opponent who can afford to appoint a team of expensive lawyers".

Justice Minister Helen Grant said: "Defamation and invasion of privacy can have a devastating effect on lives and it is crucial that people, whatever their means, can stand up for their rights in court, even when they are facing a wealthy opponent who can afford to appoint a team of expensive lawyers".

They will also appoint a team of deputy mayors and advisors, which is presumably how Boris has juggled the role with writing a book, a newspaper column and becoming an MP.

Inspired by the example of Abraham Lincoln, President-elect Barack Obama is considering appointing a "team of rivals" to his cabinet.

Mr. Cuomo has appointed a team of outside advisers, including representatives of various interest groups, to figure out how to save the state money and get sustained savings.

Boris Johnson, the London mayor, has announced that he has appointed a team of experts to develop plans for a new airport in the south-east of England.

Gen. Lloyd Austin, has appointed a team of military policemen, doctors, a lawyer and a nurse to investigate the deaths, Colonel Hilferty said.

HMRC obtained this data in 2010 and appointed a team of more than 300 tax officials to trawl through the evidence.

Mr Obama, who has recently started to sound less protectionist on the campaign trail and has appointed a team of impeccably centrist economic advisers, can surely do a bit better.

To introduce a sense of decorum and balance, the tribunal has appointed a team of three lawyers as "friends of the court" who are to act as independent advisers.