Jones, who is 19, said.... " In that article, the reader knows that a woman was appointed and needs no courtesy title in front of the second reference unless interested in the commandant's marital status, which the reader knows is none of his or her business, and do you have a problem with that?
"The council got together with John after he was appointed and he said he needed a test — so we had a flood," said Mayor Toni Iseman.
A member of a private corporate board of directors has major duties: provide continuity; select, appoint and, if need be, fire a chief executive; govern the organization by broad policies; acquire resources needed for operation; and account to the public for the products and services and the expenditures of funds.
Fourth, our leaders -- elected and appointed -- need to represent and protect the American taxpayer's interests.
Mr. Bernanke and his colleagues may be flawed, but democracy trusts in the power to elect, appoint and, if need be, remove.
Clark, wearing an orange prison jumpsuit, did not enter a plea and said little at the hearing beyond confirming that he was a high school graduate and needed an appointed attorney.
The Board of Governors is appointed by the President and needs to be approved by the Senate.
Each time a new manager is appointed, you need to schedule a one-on-one meeting with them and bring a copy of your résumé.
It's widely accepted that whoever is appointed will need to have the personal clout to reconcile the two factions within the company responsible for the Windows and Office software.
The italicized "or" in that statement indicates, contrary to petitioners' argument, that appointed officials need not be advisers to be covered by the exception.
