And now, we've got a Court of Appeals' response saying that CU's elected decision making body, its Board of Regents, should be immune from the consequences of failing to fire this employee for the right reasons.
"We had to focus on getting more people elected to decision-making positions because that's the way that we offset someone who wants to destroy the E.P.A. being appointed to run the E.P.A," she said, referring to Scott Pruitt, Mr. Trump's now-departed agency administrator.
"We need a total ban on pay-to-play," he said in a recent interview, "much broader financial disclosure of elected officials and decision-making appointed officials, abolition of no bid contracts except in cases of emergency situations.
Winnie Madikizela-Mandela, the fallen anti-apartheid heroine, has been re-elected to the decision-making body that governs the African National Congress.
In a democratic setting, elected governments have final decision-making authority (along with the courts).
In the conservative view, barring reformists is part of an effort to unite the two branches of Iranian decision-making, elected and unelected.
Let's please apply the same standard to those who are imposing these regulations and document all the ways in which these same manufacturers are allowed to influence our elected representatives in their decision-making process through lobbying.
More than 2,200 delegates from across China gathered in Beijing's Great Hall of the People and selected a new Central Committee, which in its own turn elected China's top decision-making body, the Politburo Standing Committee.
Indeed, in removing doctors and elected officials from the decision-making process and replacing them with an unelected, unaccountable panel, IPAB is a threat to all Americans on Medicare.
uslim The Lebanese Forces announced that Hobeika, who has served as intelligence chief, was elected head of the decision-making executive committee.
