She first ran for office in the 2010 elections — which she called "the forged elections," because Mubarak's party, the N.D.P., had, among other electoral abuses, mandated a quota for female M.P.s and, she said, "practically appointed" sixty-four women to these seats.
"A leader like Dilma Rousseff can have an influence practically, by appointing women to cabinet posts in the way that she has done, but also by contributing to an imaginative reset of what women can be, and the authority and influence women can and should wield," said Liza Mundy, a fellow at the New America Foundation in Washington and author of "Michelle," a biography of Michelle Obama.
Since white male Protestants were practically the only ones appointed to the Supreme Court for the first couple of centuries of its existence, I think we can all breathe easy that there is no gross historical unfairness taking place in this current mix.
She held a number of positions as assistant principal, principal and teachers' trainer before being appointed to the Board of Examiners, then practically a lifetime job.
But to do that, the special prosecutor, Pablo Chapa Bezanilla--thirdhird prosecutor appointed in a year--has had to practically start over.
To oust Aubame from his legislative seat, M'ba appointed him President of the Supreme Court on 25 February, practically a powerless post.
As Alireza explained, after Jafar Mili Mofared was blocked by parliament, Rouhani appointed Towfighi as acting minister, and for a while Towfighi practically took over the ministry and was assumed to be Rouhani's next choice for the position.
Carole writes: "Back in 2009, David Cameron appointed Lane Fox as the government's "Digital Inclusion Champion", one of those made-up job titles that politicians like to grandly announce, give practically no budget to, then forget about.
Because back in 2009, David Cameron appointed Lane Fox as the government's "Digital Inclusion Champion", one of those made-up job titles that politicians like to grandly announce, give practically no budget to, then forget about.
Mr Brown appointed the panel.
