President Bush hand-picked a commission last spring and asked it to recommend ways to carry out his campaign promise to privatize Social Security.
Each of the main political umbrella parties picked a candidate for commission president, with the understanding that the Spitzenkandidat of the largest grouping would be the parliament's nominee to run the commission".Who put this in the treaty?" a bemused Mrs Merkel is said to have asked confidants when she realised that the European Parliament was making a power grab.
"I felt like there was something going wrong in the system before architects picked up a commission," he says.
So, best case scenario, injured workers will be appealing to judges picked by a commission with a 5-2 bias towards business and industry.
But whenever he got back around to trying to explain why one would ever pick a military commission over a civilian trial, he was at best amorphous.
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Then, elected state leaders would be expected to pick a qualified, nonpartisan commission of 11 members.
In return, the school picked up the commission's annual rent to the state for the Coliseum land, which starts at $1 million, and promised to spend at least $70 million on stadium improvements.
Daphne Todd, a former president of the Royal Society of Portrait Painters, was named winner of the BP Portrait prize for Last Portrait of Mother, picking up £25,000 and a commission to be decided by trustees of the National Portrait Gallery.
Stubbs went to the city, took in its antiquities, then returned to England, where he picked up commissions to paint rural hunts and began dissecting horses.
He's picked up commissioned work from companies like Adobe, Nikon, Oxford University Press, and the Finnish Forest Industry, groups all drawn to his surreal take on nature. .
