"It's rarely done with agency heads, one can count the instances when it has happened on the fingers of one hand … There will be a substantial number at GCHQ who will interpret it [as a criticism]." If going outside would raise eyebrows enough, appointing Farr would be read as Whitehall trying to get a grip on the agency by placing its man at the helm, according to security analysts.
The Surgeon General was concerned enough to appoint a commission to look into the matter.
The question is, do you trust the government enough to appoint it your guardian?
Murdoch has also felt confident enough to appoint his sons to senior positions in 21st Century Fox.
(such as Citizens United) HENDRIK HERTZBERG: The only way is for Obama to remain President long enough to appoint a couple more Justices to the Court.
The network heads weren't brave enough to appoint a black bandleader on the "Tonight Show," so Doc Severinsen got the job instead, but everyone knew Terry was the best trumpeter in that band.
Governor Ryan at least is willing to halt the executions long enough to appoint a commission to review the administration of the death penalty and analyze the horrendous mistakes that have already been proved.
The purchase of those shares would increase Vodafone's stake in Cegetel to 56percentt, enough to appoint directors and assume management control, Sir Christopher Gent, Vodafone's chief executive, said in an interview.
As SCAF, the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces, discovered when they were running the country after Mubarak's fall, it is not enough to appoint new people (your people) to governorships and ministries or to write something on a piece of paper and call it a Constitution.
He hardly qualifies as a pauper, but he wouldn't qualify for membership in the elite of today's Russia if not for voters who twice elected him president, and for President Medvedev, who was kind enough to appoint him prime minister.
