As with all employees on the line, staff at the station were contractually obliged to "devote themselves exclusively to the service, attend regularly during the appointed hours and to refrain from using improper language, cursing or swearing".
The questionnaire asked whether a person had performed a particular driving activity at all during the appointed time frame, not if they avoided that particular driving activity or if they were legally prohibited from doing it.
Religious opposition groups had ousted the governing Baath Party during the war, appointed themselves to a governing council and approved the formation of the emergency brigades.
The Buffalo City Council had a brief African-American majority during Thompson's appointed half term that ended following the subsequent elections in September and November 2001.
King Edward VII, who showed a keen interest in the expedition, visited the Discovery the day before the ship left British shores in August 1901, and during the visit appointed Scott a Member of the Royal Victorian Order MVOO), his personal gift.
Both have been fully occupied during a busy first summer at their respective clubs, having been appointed during the last campaign with the threat of relegation looming large but now find themselves touted as potential candidates to succeed Roy Hodgson as England manager.
Furthermore all heralds appointed during the Interregnum lost their offices, while those appointed originally by Charles I returned to their places.
Van Buren served two terms in the New York Senate (1812 20) and during his tenure was appointed state attorney general.
And during the summer Nesta appointed Phillip Blond, an academic identified as one of David Cameron's gurus, to one of its coveted fellowships.
Mackenzie King, in his diaries, noted his relief that the invasion had not taken place during the campaign, and appointed Howe as Minister of Munitions and Supply.
