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In October, Mr. McGreevey ousted his state police superintendent, a former Newark police director, whom he had appointed at the urging of Mayor Sharpe James of Newark, advisers to the governor and mayor say, despite the director's past assault charge and personal bankruptcy.

In recent years he has appointed at least four top donors or fund-raisers to the board.

WASHINGTON — The Justice Department has appointed at least 30 former prosecutors and other government officials as well-paid corporate monitors in arrangements that allow companies to avoid criminal prosecution, according to government data released Thursday by Congress.

Since settling in full time on April 9 — he started part time in January while finishing a consulting contract in Chicago — he has been visiting the 19 projects he oversees, meeting with tenants to introduce himself and the new managers he has appointed at each project.

Having appointed "at short notice, a relatively untested management team", King would have been entitled - if not obliged - to take the lead, as chairman, in the appointment of a new management team.

A multidisciplinary data-monitoring group has appointed at the outset of the study to monitor the safety of the trial particularly examining differences between the groups that may be larger than expected and assessing any serious adverse effects that may occur.

Despite the warlords in Kabul, he said, Karzai had appointed some talented officials at the provincial and district levels.

The Committee on Culture, Youth, Education, the Media and Sport had appointed Christa Prets rapporteur at its meeting of 28 November 2003.

Officials at NASA said the White House had appointed a group to look at possible successors.

Only weeks earlier, Dr. Terry had appointed him to succeed Dr. Watt at the heart institute.

Before Dinkins, mayors had appointed and dismissed D.O.I. commissioners at their pleasure, which made for a rather toothless organization.