They proposed to appoint, without due process, Mary Allen, the secretary of the Arts Council.
It proposed to appoint four ad hoc judges from outside the existing judiciary.
In addition, negotiations with the union representing the district's 35,000 teachers are proceeding slowly only four weeks before their contract expires, and some state lawmakers are proposing to appoint a monitor to oversee the schools.
Insulza has proposed to appoint a Caribbean representative as assistant-secretary-general if elected (a position often held by the Caribbean in the past).
Having learned that John Archibald Campbell, an Alabaman serving on the Supreme Court, had decided to resign in light of his state's secession, President Lincoln proposed to appoint Crittenden to the vacant seat.
2. that the nonresident person proposed to be appointed is generally recognized as one possessing such exceptional qualifications to a high degree".
In March, the House of Lords constitution committee published a report proposing that targets to appoint more judges from among women and members of the ethnic minorities should be considered if the judiciary does not make itself more diverse within the next five years.
Faced with a huge budget deficit, Gov.-elect Tim Pawlenty proposed to save some money by appointing his lieutenant governor as commissioner of transportation.
In 1937 Roosevelt proposed to "pack" the Supreme Court by appointing a new (and presumably liberal) justice to offset each sitting justice over the age of 70 who refused to retire; Hughes played a leading role in defeating the plan.
On February 5, 1937, Roosevelt proposed legislation authorizing the president to appoint an additional justice for each one over the age of 70.
