They head the city council, consisting of the 24 zone commissioners appointed, also by the president, from among the councillors elected in each zone.
In the Greek Cypriot zone judges are appointed by the government, but the judiciary is entirely independent of the executive power.
He went on to serve as information and security chief at the Defence Ministry general secretariat, military attache in Saudi Arabia, chief-of-staff and then commander of Egypt's Northern Military Zone, before being appointed head of Military Intelligence and Reconnaissance.
In 1938, after Edward O'Connor was appointed a zone real-estate appraiser for the Federal Housing Administration in Atlanta, Regina and Flannery moved into the Cline family house, in the nearby town of Milledgeville, where Edward could visit on the weekends.
West Brom sat one point above the relegation zone when Pulis was appointed head coach on New Year's Day, following a four-month break from the game after his resignation from Crystal Palace in August.
At present this has 17 members: the ECB's six executive-board members, plus the governors of the euro zone's 11 national central banks, appointed under the bank's "one member, one vote" system.
Maybe that was why, after some time, I was appointed leader of my zone and then district representative.
As eventually constituted by the middle of the century, the Canal Zone was administered by an American governor appointed by the U.S. president.
Just as North Korea was embarking on a venture to create a capitalist enclave on its border with China, the Chinese police detained the businessman appointed to run the new zone on suspicion of economic crimes.
