Hence, Confucian thinkers put forward proposals for a meritocratic house of government, with deputies selected by such mechanisms as free and fair competitive examinations, that would have the task of representing the interests of non-voters typically neglected by democratically selected decision-makers.
They have big clans and you can be anything you want to be.an apprentice, kit, warrior, but leader and deputy are selected, sorry! when your going to make an apprentice a warrior, don't tell them.
Many deputies are "selected by an opaque process so they end up being anonymous even before they start," said Pat Cox, a former president of the Parliament.
With the mixed electoral system used for the Sept. 18 elections, 225 Duma deputies were selected as individuals by particular constituencies.
By convention, Labor's deputy leader selects the portfolio of their choosing.
Also seated in a spectator gallery were selected deputy mayors, agency commissioners and personal friends.
In 1922 he was appointed a civil lord of the Admiralty, and, when the first Labour government was formed in 1924, he was selected deputy chairman of the Conservative and Unionist Party organization.
Previous directors, including Leon E. Panetta and David H. Petraeus, began their tenures as CIA outsiders and selected deputies who could help navigate internal politics and cement relationships with the operational and analytic directorates.
Mr. Rudd appointed her as his deputy when he was selected as party leader in 2006, and then made her deputy prime minister after his landslide election the following year.
Mr. Berezovsky capitalized on that support by having himself selected as deputy national security adviser.
