How they are appointed and how their performance is managed would have to be subject to public inspection and appraisal.
We always have Max's birthday party at our house, and the parents of his friends always tell us, as they drop off their children at the appointed time, how brave we are.
Mr. Summers embraced a series of recommendations made in May by two committees he appointed on how Harvard could better recruit, support and promote women for the faculty, especially in science and engineering.
After all, if the votes of these judges are so often predictable in terms of the politicians who appoint them, how to sustain the fiction of detached judgment?
To underpin real press support for a new self-regulator, you have first to decide what exactly that body is, who appoints it, how it can be vetted and kept up to the mark.
A senior Irish judge would be appointed to oversee how the survivors are looked after.
In 1965 the Seebohm committee was appointed to consider how best to shape social welfare.
Commission officials said that if the judge approved the agreement, an administrator would be appointed to determine how to divide the money among shareholders and, to a lesser extent, some bondholders.
Having made a series of decisions (joining the Nazi party and the SS, for instance) that led him to be appointed transportation administrator, how free was Eichmann to refuse to organise the deportation of Jews to the death camps?
Her reaction to the scandal shows the level of complacency among some of the AKP appointed bureaucrats, and how far they can go to keep their seats.
