One pragmatic strategy used by ADHC-WR is to appoint appropriately skilled therapists, regardless of their location within the region.
The Committee consisted of a chairperson, who had to be a judge, a vice chair, two commissioners, and one other "appropriately qualified" South African, all appointed by the President after consultation with the Commission.
An appropriately trained nurse is then appointed to visit the patient.
Even assuming that the Simmons principle was appropriately extended to Sixth Amendment claims for appointed counsel by the Branker holding, a question which we do not now decide, cf. McGautha v. California, 402 U.S. 183, 210213, 91 S.Ct.
The class is appropriately titled "Conversations with Jack Welch .Meanwhile, Mrs Welch has been appointed the first executive-in-residence at Babson College's Centre for Women's Leadership (CWL), also in Boston.
Both sides have fired accusatory salvos, which preceded the decision by Burton R. Lifland, the United States bankruptcy judge overseeing the lawsuit, to appoint an "appropriately experienced mediator" to coax them toward a settlement.
Now Carol Ann Duffy, the newly appointed U.K. Poet Laureate, has written a poem for the charity, appropriately titled "Oxfam".
If he'd been appointed, Dear would probably have been shown the door by city officials appropriately worried about the safety of the staff and the city's exposure to lawsuits.
Appropriately enough, Hilbert is not only an astute critic and literary historian, he is also the appointed faculty lifeguard who sits at the university's indoor swimming pool reading scholarly works as he watches over the bathers.
