The FA is right to have accepted his resignation but the real mistake wasn't so much appointing him in the first place as the culture that made him the only real option, a managerial chalice poisoned simply by the air that surrounds it.
Republican leaders love this tale of hardship so much they appointed Noem to the committee that negotiated the final version of their tax legislation, which will make the estate tax far more lenient, a change Republicans say will protect farms and small businesses.
Commissioner Kelly tacitly acknowledged as much by appointing a panel to review the issues of tactics and training that emerged from the incident.
In other words, the corps of Maruti protesters hasn't been anointing leaders so much as appointing spokespersons, and it's ready to replace them when they go off message.
Reporting the surprise announcement that Mark J. Carney, the governor of the Bank of Canada, is to take on the key financial post, newspapers commented that it was much like appointing an outsider to head a top soccer team, as long as he was the best man for the job.
Before Poncet can embark on this mission of mercy, he is appointed much against his will to be personal physician to the King of Persia and cannot leave the royal palace.
Assuming the administrator gets appointed, much as Hacker Young did last time, they have to trade the business and find a buyer.
The social network, which just rolled out a much-needed redesign, appointed Richard Kimber as its new CEO, who used to head Sales and Operations in South East Asia for Google.
Kelner, who appointed Alton, has "the much much much more arduous job of running the business side of things".
Thank God there are millions of Americans who understand this much better than their elected, appointed, and self-appointed leaders.
