But when Tom fell ill, he appointed a then 17-year-old Babb as the heir to Numbers' throne.
In 1995, Judge Lawrence K. Karlton of Federal District Court found that California had violated the Constitution by failing to provide adequate care to mentally ill prisoners and appointed a special master to ensure that reforms were carried out.
The O'Malley administration's effort embraces some of the recommendations made this month by a task force on guns and the mentally ill that was appointed by the state government.
Jill Zuckman, who was a seasoned political correspondent for the Chicago Tribune, says she joined Team Obama (as head of public affairs at the Transportation Department) in February 2009 primarily because a Republican, Rep. Ray LaHood (Ill)., had been appointed to run it.
He resigned his role as groom in waiting on 18 November 1859, because of ill-health; he was appointed an extra groom in waiting on 28 March 1860, and promoted Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the Bath on 18 May 1860.
And if you become ill, can you appoint a successor?
He admits to his own naiveté and pessimism early on, even utilizing news clips that accuse the actor of being ill prepared for his UN appointed role.
His ill fortune was to be appointed tutor to the young Heracles, who brained the poet with his own lyre when he tried to discipline the unruly boy.
Then, on the pretense of ill health, he got himself appointed governor intendant of the province of Cuyo, the capital of which was Mendoza, the key to the routes across the Andes.
A Queens lawyer who bought a bungalow in Hawaii and a world-class wine collection while stealing from the accounts of disabled and mentally ill people he had been appointed to represent was sentenced yesterday to three to nine years in prison.
In one case, the result of the assessment indicated that a practice nurse should be appointed for chronically ill patients.
