The 1970s was a period when economic policy in the developed world seemed to be in disarray, with inflation and unemployment high, and confidence in central bankers low.The appointment of Paul Volcker as chairman of the Federal Reserve in 1979 appeared to be a turning-point.
The president also wields some influence in foreign policy, makes appointments to the central bank and approves the appointment of judges.
All Chinese banks are, directly or indirectly, state-run, and the government, local or central, interferes both in the appointment of managers and in lending.
The Rugby Football Union instituted a "reputational damage rebuild plan" - consultancy jargon for "how do we get out of this mess?" - and central to it was the appointment of Stuart Lancaster as interim head coach.
The appointment of Dreamers to central roles within the two main Democratic campaigns marks an historic shift in the profile of Latinos in US politics.
We realized everywhere that the snarl of bureaus, legislatures, diplomatic corps, congressional records, boards of directors and committees of the whole had thwarted life's simple progression and we saw the ultimate step, the appointment of a general central czar, a dictator of dictators... View Article By Charles Bethea By Alan Burdick By Phil Klay By Charles Bethea.
Some adjustments were made, but the most dubious points remained: the appointment of a third central-bank vice-governor, to be recommended by the prime minister, and the expansion of the Monetary Council, which sets interest rates.
But the appointment of Europe's main central banker will be taken on political grounds as well.
The revival of stronger central government in Brandenburg began with the appointment of Frederick of Hohenzollern as elector by the Holy Roman emperor Sigismund in 1415.
Additional funding of USD 5 000 per annum for 3 years was provided by the central University and was used for the appointment of three part-time tutors.
