After initially working as a clerk, Garnett served as keeper of the printed books, the position his philologist father, Richard, had previously held.
The current leaders at Cato, he writes, Are not associated with any of the at-times cultish organizations that serve as keepers of the flame.
Since the office is one that serves as a keeper of public records, the histories of the two candidates' vigilance against identity theft was an important issue.
In the Danish health care system, general practice, which is formed by private practice physicians serving under a contract with the government and the regions, serves as gate-keeper with referrals required for specialist treatment [50], which might be perceived as a barrier.
Fidelity also said that it provides "valuable services to 401(k) clients for whom Fidelity serves as a record keeper and trustee," adding, "We believe the fees charged and the compensation collected by Fidelity for those services are reasonable".
"There's a bit of a Robin Hood discussion around whether a plan should charge the rich to pay for the poor," said Steve Utkus, a principal at Vanguard, which does not pay employers and their retirement plan administrators any revenue sharing but accepts it from other fund companies when it serves as a record keeper for a company's retirement plan.
Phe57, located at the mouth of the portal, has long been recognized as the key residue that serves as the gate keeper in FABP4 opening/closing.
It is a job that Mr. Asih, a slight 44-year-old whose grandfather also served as volcano keeper, may soon be called on by the sultan to fill.
Mr. Suchodolski was also a high school football referee for nearly 50 years, serving as time keeper when old age prevented him from taking a more active role in officiating.
This shy, methodical economist who had been expected to serve as the keeper of Alan Greenspan's flame — to preserve the Fed's hard-won success in moderating inflation — emerged under pressure as perhaps the most innovative and daring leader in the Fed's history.
