Robin Toner CHECKLIST Judicial appointments Bush Would not impose an abortion litmus test on judicial appointments, but has cited two justices who oppose abortion rights as model appointments and says he favors "strict constructionists".
And rather than the old-model appointment viewing, when you would plan your life around a show's schedule, this is more like cancel-all-your-appointments viewing: "Clear the decks, we've got three seasons of 'Dexter' left".
During his early TV fame, he had kept a modelling appointment at a suburban art school.
Eva had a series of relationships, and via some of these men she did acquire a number of her modeling appointments.
In the model, the appointment quota of each period was optimized subject to the constraints of adjustment quota.
Clutching a black portfolio, she was doing go-sees with another model: nine appointments that day.
(The sessions qualify for insurance under the group medical appointment model).
Dirk Olin writes that "states should embrace the federal model" of judicial appointment, as preferable to judicial elections ("Courting the Public," Op-Ed, March 2).
To alleviate congestion and decrease truck turn time in the container terminal, an optimization model for truck appointment was proposed in this paper.
Mr. Rothschild gives tours of his private patent-model museum by appointment at his home in Cazenovia, N.Y.
How can a judicial-appointment model possibly be "normal" if it cannot explain Justices Earl Warren, William H. Rehnquist, Tom C. Clark, Lewis F. Powell Jr., Byron R. White and many others who did not have previous service as a judge?
