In 976 his successor, Leopold I of the house of Babenberg, was installed in office.
The Vatican seems to want an election by mid-March so the new pope can be installed in office before Palm Sunday on 24 March.
Indira Gandhi was originally seen as a "gungi gudiya" -- dumb doll -- whom Congress leaders installed in office because they thought she could be easily controlled.
Freshly installed in office, Labour's Chancellor of the Exchequer, Gordon Brown, breezily shuffled his deck of cards and laid out a surprisingly novel set of hands for the City's regulators.
More than $100 million, however, has been spent on at least 45 power systems that recycle the steam produced by natural gas generators, which have been installed in office towers in Manhattan, including The New York Times Building, a Pepsi-Cola bottling plant in Queens and Voila Bakeries in Brooklyn.
Then, in the 2013 elections, the supreme court thwarted Nasheed's bid to retake the presidency by annulling his victory in the first round and helping to manipulate the count until Abdulla Yameen – Gayoom's half-brother – was installed in office.
Unlike flourescents, which are the most commonly installed in office buildings in the U.S. today, LED light bulbs contain no mercury.
For instance, Ohio-based start-up HealthSpot has developed self-contained teleconsulting booths that can be installed in office buildings and shopping centres, reducing the need to travel to doctors' surgeries for minor ailments.
These are essentially base stations that blanket smaller areas with wireless coverage; they can be installed in offices and homes, or mounted on the outside of a building for a public event.
Climate change, in fact, is producing an emergency, except in the front offices of the world's major fossil fuel companies and the legions of elected and appointed officials they've helped to install in public office.
Ordinarily, the people may elect their own pastor, but the presbytery must give its approval and install him in office.
