The numbers of surgical procedures resulting from these appointments were: ENT 16; neurosurgery 1; orthopaedics 14; urology 8 and 138 for general surgery.
One of Mr. Repko's last sales before his promotion happened to be an unusually quick one resulting from the appointment in March that he was late in keeping because of the parking lot misadventure.
Pennsylvania's James Wilson, a future member of the Court, opposed the proposal, arguing that "[i]ntrigue, partiality, and concealment" resulted from judicial appointments by legislatures.
An additional identified barrier was the increased work load for already busy staff that may result from the appointments of patients identified through the RR process [ 32].
For follow-up assessments, a relatively large time window will be allowed to ensure maximum data collection and questionnaires will be administered by post to limit the burden to participants that may result from attending appointments at the study-site during follow-up.
Chief the Honourable Minister (1970) satirizes the calamity resulting from a schoolmaster's appointment as minister of works in a newly independent country.
In the succeeding few years both benefited from the lucrative contracts that resulted from the appointment.
The last two resulted from his appointment in 1711 as a commissioner for the building of 50 new churches.
It results from the appointment this year of a new committee, made up of 25 undisclosed music-industry experts, by the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences to review the nominees in those four categories.
On 20 July, in a special parliamentary session at the House of Commons, arranged to discuss the News of the World phone hacking scandal, Cameron said that he "regretted the furore" that had resulted from his appointment of Coulson, and that "with hindsight" he would not have hired him.
Mr. Platt said the new ruling reflected the waning influence of two Republican administrations and a shift in philosophy resulting from eight years of Democratic appointments and financing decisions.
