A US draft resolution circulating at the UN calls on the secretary general to appoint an appropriate number of trial judges and one pre-trial judge, and says qualified prosecutors should be appointed through a joint process agreed upon between the UN and the government of Sierra Leone.
They have also failed to appoint staff with appropriate skills, knowledge and experience to adequately monitor the work of the school properly.
Do you think it would be better for you, and for your purposes in public life, if the governor did appoint a quote-unquote "caretaker" and then just said, everybody can run, and that way you would sidestep a lot of these questions about the appointment, and whether it's appropriate to appoint someone who hasn't held elective office.
"I believe it is now timely and appropriate to appoint a fully dedicated chief executive to this, our largest business".
"The first time it was partly because the English National Opera and Covent Garden were vacant more or less at the same time [Mackerras went to ENO], but after the era of Colin Davis it would have been appropriate to appoint me.
Moreover, remarked the Chamber, in Romano-Germanic legal systems, where the court was fulfilling a more investigative role in an attempt to establish the truth, it may have been appropriate to appoint defence counsel for an accused who wishes to represent himself.
When one Baron was ill or otherwise unable to sit it was felt appropriate to appoint a fifth, as in 1604 when Baron Sotherton was ill, and in 1708, when Baron Smith was called to Edinburgh to be a temporary Chief Baron of the Scottish Exchequer.
For an organisation, it is appropriate to appoint a reference person who can hold the position of internal trainer and act as a contact person.
Some general powers of attorney will allow you to choose sets of powers to appoint by initialling the appropriate paragraph.
If the current guardian must move to a different state, it may be appropriate to appoint a new in-state guardian.
