Collins replaced him first as acting and then as regularly appointed chairman.
That is the reason the court has been considered a national bench, with judges regularly appointed from outside the District of Columbia.
The student has during this residence taken regular upper division (100) and/or graduate (200) courses under regularly appointed faculty.
He regularly appoints his donors or fund-raisers to the state teacher pension fund board, which has invested state money in companies owned by his donors.
The certificate's program of study must consist of a minimum of two semesters of upper level (100) and graduate-level (200) courses under regularly appointed faculty.
But to Vatican officials, Cardinal Law is a powerful kingmaker who traveled internationally for the church and whose favorite priests were regularly appointed bishops by John Paul.
"In 2011, Currier House transitioned from interim House masters to its regularly appointed House masters, while also transitioning among three separate resident deans," Wrangham said.
He also advises state entities, law firms, and NGOs in most fields of international law, human rights, international development law, and arbitration and is regularly appointed as arbitrator in international disputes.
From the reign of the emperor Augustus (27 bc ad 14), procurators were regularly appointed to official posts in the imperial administration of the provinces or in the departments of the imperial government concerning such matters as the grain supply, the mint, and the mines.
A statute of the State of Massachusetts was also considered, which enacted that no alien passengers (other than certain diseased persons and paupers, provided for in a previous section) should be permitted to land until the master, owner, consignee, or agent of such vessel should pay to the regularly appointed boarding officers the sum of two dollars for each passenger so landing.
While the common law courts regularly appointed guardians, the Chancery had the right to remove them, replace them or create them in the first place.
