Barack Obama has yet to nominate anyone, but he has been pressed to nominate a community banker and someone with regulatory expertise.
President Bush has yet to nominate Mr. Levitt's replacement.
Mr Bush has yet to nominate a deputy head of the Federal Aviation Administration.
Mr. Paterson has yet to nominate someone to run the agency.
President Obama, however, has yet to nominate her — or anyone for that matter — to formally lead the new agency.
The ban means Mr Erdogan cannot be prime minister, and he has yet to nominate someone for that role.
It has been nearly a year since Dodd-Frank became law, but the White House has yet to nominate leaders for several agencies that have to oversee the reforms.
Mr. Obama has yet to nominate people to fill many of those jobs, while others remain vacant because Senate Republicans have refused to allow votes on his selections.
The White House has yet to nominate a new ambassador, and Mr. Pope will be the top ranking American diplomat in Libya until that post is filled.
The White House cares so little about providing meaningful oversight that Mr. Obama has yet to nominate a successor for Glenn Fine, the diligent Justice Department inspector general who left in January.
