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This is partly because of the role of its Science and Technology Select Committee, which consists of some of the most senior scientists in the country, often appointed to the House of Lords because of their scientific achievements [ 12].

Rooms, often appointed with chandeliers, start at 450 Swiss francs.

A monitor is often appointed to ensure that companies keep their promises.

Non-cabinet ministers were often appointed to the privy council after they were sacked.

Up until 202 BC, dictators were often appointed to fight plebeian unrest.

Much of the time, the RFC became a preferred shareholder, and often appointed board members.

Department staff members are often appointed with 'soft' funding from grants and other outside sources.

Guardians ad litem (GALs) are often appointed in divorce cases or in parenting time disputes to represent the interests of the minor children.

Although stakeholders are represented, often appointed members send junior staff, and one senior advisor to MOPH felt that 'The committees could not be regarded as productive'.

Hospital managers are often appointed for a three to five year term by the municipality or the governmental authority according to their ownership.

They are often appointed after working on boats for some years.