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Mr Kibaki also tried to sideline the anti-corruption watchdog he had appointed on coming to power until pressure from foreign donors forced him to backtrack.

But the Regents said they would appeal, and insisted that the trustees they had appointed on Monday were still in charge of the university.

In July, the standards committee said: "The committee fears that the changes will remove some of the independent checks and balances of the public appointments process and may have the unintended effect of offering limited protection for ministers who wish to demonstrate they have appointed on merit alone".

But last month the theater company said it had appointed Mr. Upton to stay on alone in a new term that begins next year.

Scotland's top law officer Lord Advocate Frank Mulholland announced this week that Libya had appointed two prosecutors to work on the investigation into the bombing.

In response to questions on nepotism, McDonnell defended employing Jeremy Corbyn's son as his chief of staff, saying Seb Corbyn had been appointed "on merit", while he [McDonnell] was a backbencher.

The groups have appointed subcommittees on core issues, and they will meet regularly to update one another.

Energy market regulator Ofgem has appointed Ovo Energy to take on supplying Economy Energy's 235,000 domestic customers.

The Mail on Sunday has appointed the former Independent on Sunday editor Tristan Davies as co-deputy editor, along with Tobyn Andreae, currently assistant editor at the title's stablemate the Daily Mail.

James E. Allen Jr. the New York State Education Commissioner, has appointed a Committee on Educational Leadership.

Prime Minister Tony Blair has appointed a commission on Africa that is to report this spring.