His wife Minna was based in Berlin (she did not enjoy Paris) as was his beloved mother; and he had a series of Royal duties from the Prussian court, stemming from his appointment as Court Kapellmeister in 1832.
Witty's lawyer, Jeff Benz, said Witty never told an arbitrator her side in the dispute stemming from Witty's appointment to the cycling team.
In a 1993 case stemming from Hillary Clinton's appointment to run a federal task force on health-care reform, a federal judge provided some support for this argument.
And during the January oral argument in National Labour Relations Board v Noel Canning, no justice in the liberal bloc seemed willing to give President Obama a free pass on his dubious recess appointments stemming from a fight with intransigent Senate Republicans in 2011.
According to one professor at the education school, Nakanishi's problems stem from his appointment as an assistant professor in 1982 under an arrangement whereby he would spend half his time at UCLA's Asian American Studies Center.
The suit comes after years of steadily eroding morale in the department -- almost from the start of Mr. Schundler's tenure -- stemming from such moves as the appointment of a civilian police director, Michael Moriarty, a former federal drug prosecutor, and an attempt to have civilians take over desk jobs in the department.
Bannon's appointment brings into focus many of the uncomfortable racial tensions surrounding Trump's campaign, stemming from Trump's staunch anti-immigrant rhetoric.
stemming from a personal feud.
The appointment stemmed from a longtime succession plan at the company and was not part of the end-of-year bloodletting that affected so many retail executives.
These appointments surely stem from Harding's newspaper background - he spent 12 years at the Financial Times before his six-year stint at The Times.
The recess appointment power stems from the days when lawmakers were in session only part of the year, but in modern times presidents have used it to circumvent opposition in the Senate.
