Some black and Hispanic leaders have urged Mr. Cuomo to lobby the leaders of the new Senate coalition – Senators Jeffrey D. Klein, a Bronx Democrat, and Dean G. Skelos, a Long Island Republican – to appoint multiple non-white Democrats to committee chairmanships in order to improve the diversity of the chamber's leadership.
Obama's move to appoint multiple openly gay athletes was viewed as a message to Russia, which has come under fire around the globe for its social rights violations after the passage of the "homosexual propaganda" bill this summer.
Two witnesses called by the committee — Usha C.V. Haley, an expert on Chinese business strategy at West Virginia University, and Daniel Slane, a member of the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission, a group appointed by Congress — expressed multiple doubts about the transaction.
Under Prime Minister Stephen Harper he headed multiple ministries and was appointed president of the treasury board.
Eric, there is no Deep State, but your dad says the Deep State comprises non-presidentially appointed civil servants who serve in multiple administrations.
Instrumentation of the song was provided for by multiple musicians: Shkreli was appointed head of sound design, and was also a drum programmer along with Freesh and Trent Mazour.
The best score for quality of evidence was appointed to a systematic review of multiple well designed RCTs (Scottish guideline, Muir Gray); a systematic review (CCHMC) or at least one properly randomized controlled trial (CPS).
A press release from Bank of America raved for multiple paragraphs about Brian Moynihan, newly appointed to head its global wealth and investment management division.
They will be appointed to hear lengthy cases, trials with multiple defendants or ones when a witness is thought to be "significantly" vulnerable.
"People seem to forget that's the kind of involvement of the FBI that you want to avoid," Gomez said of Gray, citing the fact that directors are now appointed to ten-year terms that span multiple presidencies.
