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Sept 1990 England 1 Hungary 0 Questions were asked when the Aston Villa manager was appointed, given he had not won a major trophy, though he had taken Watford and Aston Villa to runners-up finishes in the top flight and the former to an FA Cup final.

People are bound to be skeptical about anyone that Yahoo! appointed, given the deterioration it's seen in its core advertising business.

A new governess from Switzerland, Madame Gelieux, was appointed, giving the children lessons in French; as was common for royal and aristocratic children of the time, Louise became fluent and literate in the language, while neglecting her own native German.

All 200 members of the upper house will be appointed, giving the junta the green light to shape a tame Senate - most likely made up from the ranks of senior military and the police - who will be able to veto legislation, appoint judges to the Constitutional Court and resist amendments to the Constitution.

On a call organized by the ADL on Monday, the organization's CEO Jonathan Greenblatt, as well as former special envoys Forman and Rosenthal expressed hope that Congress would step in to ensure a special envoy is appointed given the history of bipartisan support for efforts to combat anti-Semitism.

This way, you may be contacted directly as soon as the administrators are appointed, giving you a valuable head start on buyers relying on announcements in the press.

The BBC will be able to set the number of members it appoints, giving it a majority on the board if it wishes.

Ms Conrad has filed a motion asking for two lawyers with experience of death penalty cases to be appointed "given the magnitude of this case", the Associated Press news agency reports.

The responsibility for policy decisions lies with the political members of the executive (those members who have been elected or appointed to give political direction to government and, customarily, career civil servants).

The men he appointed to give shape to his dream didn't disappoint.

One idea the party had was to create an elected Senate (the existing one is appointed) to give regions with smaller populations a bigger say in the working of the federation.It was not to be.