With the release of the details on Monday and the formal advice that at least some cases be reopened, it now seems all but certain that the appointment of a prosecutor or other concrete steps will follow, posing significant new problems for the C.I.A.
In the case of Maggie De Block, certain people automatically question the appointment of a woman to a vital ministerial position regarding public health, with a lot to say about her girth but barely a nod to her relevant experience, intelligence or abilities.
In November Lieber wrote Halleck to urge the appointment of "a committee … to draw up a code … in which certain acts and offences (under the Law of War) ought to be defined and, where necessary, the punishment be stated".
No such reasons forbid the appointment of a truth commission.
After controlling for industry performance, we find that the productivity of R&D improves significantly after the appointment of a new CIO for appointments before 1999 (1997 1998) but not for appointments in later years (1999 2007), and that productivity improvements over the entire sample period occur for CIO appointments by firms with superior IT capabilities.
Specifically, was the appointment of Mr. Mueller the appointment of a principal or inferior officer?
He also accepted the appointment of a Greek Patriarch.
Under a consent agreement between the state and its largest city, Detroit leaders, who had vehemently objected to an outside manager, would likely be required to meet certain measures, officials said, or risk the appointment of an outside manager later.
The use of this "adjournment power" would be particularly appropriate if the House prevents Senate adjournment in a bid to interfere with the appointment of certain public officials, a matter that the Constitution explicitly assigns to the President and the Senate.
"Though there has been a lot of negative reaction to the appointment of Hodgson in certain newspapers, I actually think that is going to work in his favour in rallying people behind him.
Once again the Aragonese nobles challenged the king, forcing him in 1287 to confirm his father's General Privilege and to permit the nobles to control the appointment of certain royal councillors.
