Until the protests in January, Mubarak had deliberately avoided appointing a Vice-President, the traditional post of a successor, and in the late eighties he fired a powerful defense minister.
Egyptian officers, he said, "are not allowed to have direct e-mail communications". Until the protests in January, Mubarak had deliberately avoided appointing a Vice-President, the traditional post of a successor, and in the late eighties he fired a powerful defense minister.
The House Speaker deliberately avoided appointing House chairmen with jurisdiction over Social Security and Medicare to President Obama's commission, House staffers involved with the commission tell HuffPost, so that she could retain the option to sidetrack the panel's recommendations.
This has probably limited their choreographic reputation, but Mr. Lightfoot said it was a choice that he and Ms. León had made deliberately after being appointed as NDT's resident choreographers in 2002.
And I use that loaded word quite deliberately, for we have appointed ourselves the Master Race.
The move weakened Miliband because he had deliberately snubbed Balls – much to his anger – when he appointed him as shadow home secretary after his victory in the leadership contest last year.
Disney is deliberately promoting this film to the religious - it has appointed Outreach, an evangelical publisher, to promote the Christian message behind the movie in British churches.
In early May 2002, it was announced that the Bank of Saipan, founded by Larry Hillblom and deliberately non-FDIC insured, would be closed and a receiver appointed.
A special master appointed by Judge Farnan found after a daylong inquiry that Daimler had not deliberately withheld the documents.
The government appointed a Lessons Learnt and Reconciliation Commission, which cleared the military of allegations that it had deliberately attacked civilians.
