However, Mr Trichet went on to point out that Italy is the only developed country which appoints its central-bank chief for life.
Previously, **Pasetsky served as the Editor in Chief for Life & Style Weekly.
I was the Los Angeles bureau chief for Life magazine before that late, great publication folded.
Previously, he served as the editor in chief for Life & Style.
Among the few Vichy officials imprisoned for crimes against humanity were Paul Touvier, a Lyon militia chief, jailed for life in 1994 after being hidden by the Catholic church for 50 years, and the Lyon SS chief Klaus Barbie, who was jailed for life in 1987.
For two decades now, he has lived in Berlin, where he is chief conductor for life of the State Opera.
It responds to Mr. Barenboim, its chief conductor for life, with spirit and energy if not always great subtlety.
He held the post until 1512, having gained the confidence of Piero Soderini (1452 1522), the gonfalonier (chief magistrate) for life in Florence from 1502.
During this time, Machiavelli thrived under the patronage of the Florentine gonfaloniere (or chief administrator for life), Piero Soderini.
"If you look back over the last 10 to 12 years, this is happening continuously, every year there are several drugs that go all the way [to market] and then have to be withdrawn or have their use significantly curtailed," says Stephen Minger, chief scientist for life sciences at GE Healthcare in Cardiff, United Kingdom.
Instead of behaving as though he is responsible, as commander in chief, for the life of every man and woman who is sent into combat, Mr. Bush has behaved on more than one occasion as though he's at the controls of a video game.
