Fabius, 69, was France's youngest ever prime minister when he was appointed, aged 37, in 1984.
He was soon appointed, aged 48, to overhaul the Holy See's press affairs and was an effective operator.
But Mr. Whitehouse and the 25 other newest members were, on average, elected or appointed at age 56 -- seven years younger than the departing senators they replaced.
Like Justice Nathan Clifford, appointed at age 54 in 1858.
In 1998, Cashman became the second-youngest general manager in baseball when he was appointed at age 30.
Trained as a doctor in Edinburgh, Crawfurd was first appointed, at age 20, to the North-West Provinces of India.
Informed by our data analyses, we found support for the interactive model of social identity development and report the unexpected finding that a newly appointed member׳s age and level of experience appears to influence the manner in which they adapt, and assimilate into their surroundings.
Before joining Newsweek in October 2000, he spent eight years as managing editor of Foreign Affairs, a post to which he was appointed at age 28.
"Members of the service who are appointed at ages 20 and 21 are more likely to become disciplinary problems than those who are appointed at a later age," the report said.
A statement to the Stock Exchange confirmed: "Rangers announces that the Board has appointed Craig Mather, aged 42, to the role of Chief Operating Officer for the Group.
