Democratic presidents appoint, always, center-left justices, and Republican presidents appoint, always, center-right justices.
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Idea would have the sole right to appoint the chairman, while Vodafone would appoint the chief financial officer.
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The decision by the deputy attorney general to appoint (or not appoint) a special counsel is not be reviewable.
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EDPR will appoint the JV's first CEO, while Engie will appoint the chief operating officer and non-executive chairman.
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Rosenstein alone can determine whether to appoint a special prosecutor, who to appoint, and how much power to give that person.
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Beto O'Rourke (D-Texas), another 2020 candidate, have suggested a reform allowing Republicans to appoint five justices and Democrats to appoint five justices.
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Many allow each political party to appoint a certain number of watchers, and some allow voting-rights groups and other organizations to appoint observers as well.
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The resolution to appoint Wendy Lane was rejected with a majority of 56.2%, while the one to appoint Jesper Brandgaard was rejected with a majority of 65.74%.
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VALEANT SAID TO BE PLANNING TO APPOINT NEW CHIEF | Valeant Pharmaceuticals is planning to appoint a new chief executive while J. Michael Pearson remains in the hospital,
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But the resolution to appoint Lane was rejected with a majority of 56.2 percent, while the one to appoint Brandgaard was rejected with a majority of 65.74 percent.
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I feel that the justices that I am going to appoint — and I've named 2180 of them — the justices that I'm going to appoint will be pro-life.
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Number one, I committed that if I'm elected president and have an opportunity to appoint someone to the courts, I'll appoint the first black woman of the courts.
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Number one, I committed that if I'm elected president and have an opportunity to appoint someone to the courts, I'll appoint the first black woman of the courts.
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"I commit that if I'm elected president and have an opportunity to appoint someone to the court, I'll appoint the first black woman to the court," vowed Biden.
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It gives the king sole power to appoint a board of directors to manage crown property and appoint its chairperson, a position previously held by whoever was finance minister.
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Per the deal, Newell said it would appoint two new independent directors to its board in place of Icahn's more controversial nominees and appoint a third Starboard-backed candidate.
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"I'd probably appoint people that look seriously at her email disaster because it's a criminal activity and I would appoint people that would look at that," Mr. Trump said.
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The clause allows the president to appoint "principal officers" who are then confirmed by the Senate and permits courts or departments to appoint "inferior officers" with the permission of Congress.
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As president, she would aim to appoint to appoint "regulators committed to reversing illegal and anti-competitive tech mergers" including Facebook and Instagram, Google and DoubleClick, or Amazon and Whole Foods.
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President Obama will likely want to appoint someone who will shift the balance on the court; he does not want to appoint a conservative just to get someone through the Senate.
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The process to appoint a permanent top boss continues and Ofcom said it expects to appoint its new CEO after the General Election which is scheduled to take place on Dec.
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" Meanwhile, Trump often promised to appoint the "best people.
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And should Warren resign, the Massachusetts governor who would appoint her replacement for the 160 days until a special election can be held is Charlie Baker — a Republican who'd likely appoint a Republican.
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MI Ordinary shareholders' meeting to appoint board members (0930 GMT).
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Trump has vowed to appoint justices who would reverse Roe.
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His next task will be to appoint a prime minister.
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President Rodrigo Duterte has 90 days to appoint a replacement.
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The latter incident prompted Subaru to appoint a new president.
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Phil Bryant will appoint someone to fill the seat temporarily.
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I've got committees that I've got to appoint people to.
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When exactly did the President's power to appoint justices lapse?
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He has said he would appoint military people as ministers.
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Judge Wood decided to appoint the special master, after all.
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That would mean that President Obama didn't appoint 142 judges.
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"I do not believe the president should appoint someone," Sen.
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So the government will appoint a minister of tolerance, too.
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GRAHAM: We only appoint a special counsel in extraordinary circumstances.
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I was proud to appoint him when I was Gov.
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OPEC agreed to appoint Nigerian Mohammed Barkindo to the position.
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The next 10 largest user countries can appoint one each.
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Zinke has the power to appoint Angelle without Senate confirmation.
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If Rosenstein fails to appoint an outside prosecutor, Democratic Sen.
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Apple will not immediately appoint a new chief design officer.
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The president will appoint another four members of the commission.
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What happens if they can't figure out who to appoint?
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Pruitt undoubtedly will appoint those most sympathetic to industry's views.
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Appoint a senior cybsersecurity leader for every federal regulatory agency.
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Summers and her organization challenged NIH to appoint a nurse.
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Roy Cooper's (D) ability to appoint state and local judges.
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It's rare for Japanese companies to appoint CEOs from overseas.
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"Individuals often appoint their friends and family members," she added.
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The judicial nominees I will appoint will support reproductive rights.
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Arsenal may, eventually, appoint a sporting director of some sort.
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"I didn't have the mind to appoint him," Bizzarri recalled.
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It was not immediately clear who Trump would appoint next.
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The Justice Department would have to appoint the special prosecutor.
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Israel's government has yet to appoint the two remaining members.
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Thirty House Democrats are pushing party leaders to appoint Rep.
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Mr. Cuomo could refuse to appoint Mr. Gianaris, of Queens.
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I am also going to appoint great Supreme Court Justices.
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Ducey, the Arizona governor, has refused to make any public comments about whom he might appoint to replace McCain, and the Post reported that he has dismissed the idea that he might appoint himself.
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When you appoint nine new Supreme Court justices, do you try to replicate the previous political balance of the court, or do you just say, "Screw it," and appoint nine people who agree with you?
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They appoint three board members between them, matching the government's quota.
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Local party secretaries appoint judges and often vet politically important decisions.
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Ofcom said it has begun a process to appoint White's successor.
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Could Trump appoint someone that could someday be adverse to ... Trump?
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But the Senate might refuse to appoint someone for much longer.
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He&aposs going to appoint the next Supreme Court justice nominee.
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QUINTANILLA: GARY, WILL THE PRESIDENT APPOINT A CHAIR TO THE CEA?
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Valeant declined to comment on plans to appoint a new CEO.
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The firm will also appoint a new ethics officer, she said.
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He's not running out of bigots to appoint to important positions.
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He is pushing Abadi to appoint nominees unaffiliated with political parties.
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Michel Temer, who succeeded Ms Rousseff, must now appoint a replacement.
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The company will appoint a new CFO at a later date.
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For his replacement, "they'd be sure to appoint essentially a stooge".
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Mahathir said he would appoint a new MACC chief on Tuesday.
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What's next: WeWork said its board would appoint SoftBank Group Corp.
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No. 2, I do not believe the president should appoint someone.
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The company's board intends to appoint the next CEO by 2020.
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Elizabeth Warren promised to appoint a public schoolteacher as education secretary.
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Google really needs to appoint a Chief Autocomplete Spoiler Mitigation Officer.
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Stada's new owners will also appoint Mark Keatley as finance chief.
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He said he will only appoint judges who support Roe v.
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If companies don't appoint any women, they can't get the experience.
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The junta will appoint all 250 members of the upper house.
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The carmaker must also appoint two independent directors to the board.
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Reality Check: Can Trump appoint a special prosecutor to investigate Clinton?
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In Denmark and Sweden ministers appoint members of the judicial council.
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If you have minor children you'll need to appoint legal guardians.
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Board meeting to appoint Cramer Ball as new CEO (0900 GMT).
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It was time, Pons wrote, to appoint an outside executive director.
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But I think we could appoint a few people pretty quickly.
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The next president could appoint up to three Supreme Court justices.
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President Donald Trump tweeted Friday afternoon that he'd appoint retired Gen.
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Chris Christie will most likely appoint a Republican to replace him.
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Rosenstein has the authority to appoint a special prosecutor right now.
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"I do not believe the President should appoint someone," Florida Sen.
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The newspaper lobbies for Trump to appoint either Taylor or Warsh.
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For starters, it's not a label that you can self-appoint.
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"That's why we were able to appoint Alan immediately," he said.
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If he is disrobed again, Mr Bentley would appoint his successor.
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He would appoint a replacement as soon as possible, he said.
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Veterans groups initially wanted Trump to appoint Bowman as acting secretary.
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Jim Justice (R) would have the opportunity to appoint their replacements.
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It is not known who Cabot will appoint in Crook's place.
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What types of judges will Trump appoint to the federal courts?
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The report notes that presidents often appoint donors to such positions.
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There was speculation that Trump would appoint Taylor as vice chairman.
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Biden will appoint his own executive director to lead the effort.
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Bentley can therefore appoint an interim senator to take his seat.
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Mr. Cuomo will appoint inspectors general for both CUNY and SUNY.
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Clinton were elected and got to appoint a Supreme Court justice.
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But the rules are that the sitting president gets to appoint.
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The judge has not decided whether to appoint a special master.
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It's up to the states to decide how to appoint them.
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Doug Ducey (R) to appoint a successor to the late Sen.
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Okorocha is not the first official to appoint a 'Happiness Minister'.
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Mike Pompeo (R-Kan.) for CIA director and appoint Lt. Gen.
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His decision to appoint Mueller changed the course of Trump's presidency.
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He added he would appoint judges who would uphold Roe v.
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Georgia Governor Brian Kemp, also a Republican, will appoint Isakson's replacement.
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The statute used to appoint independent counsels expired back in 1999.
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The group is also expected to appoint a board of directors.
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Indeed, President Obama would appoint Clinton as his secretary of state.
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Mr. Trump has yet to appoint an ambassador to South Korea.
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Washington would appoint a new ambassador to Minsk soon, he added.
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Look, I'm just gonna appoint some people to the Treasury Department.
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Kemp had been pressed by the President to appoint Georgia Rep.
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Brian Kemp to appoint the House member to the Isakson seat.
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Mr. Sessions must appoint a special prosecutor, and he knows why.
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You never appoint a party maverick or dissenter to that post.
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Will each side appoint a team to work with the issues?
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According to reports, Trump had pressed Kemp to appoint Georgia Rep.
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There were no immediate plans to appoint new members, he said.
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Phil Bryant, a Republican, will appoint someone to replace Cochran temporarily.
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The New York Times first reported the effort to appoint Cuccinelli.
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McConnell has reportedly urged Bryant to appoint himself to the seat.
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Under Trump Law, Trump can appoint a national security adviser, Gen.
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She wants to appoint judges who will abolish the Second Amendment.
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Similarly, it was Rosenstein who made the choice to appoint Mueller.
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He said he would appoint judges who would overturn Roe v.
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Senate Democrats pressed Rosenstein to recuse himself and appoint a special prosecutor for any Russia investigations, and Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer said Monday that Rosenstein agreed to appoint a special prosecutor if it was needed.
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Sessions announced earlier Thursday that he would not appoint a second special counsel to investigate alleged FISA abuses but would instead appoint a federal prosecutor from Utah to lead an investigation inside the Justice Department. Reps.
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Twitter also plans to appoint a new chief marketing officer, they said.
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And then obviously the governor of that state would appoint a replacement.
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Bennet has also said he would only appoint judges that back Roe.
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The new board will meet on Friday to appoint the company's chairman.
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Alphabet expects its board of directors to appoint a non-executive chairman.
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Both countries have yet to appoint new ambassadors to each other's capitals.
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However, Singer was allowed to personally appoint the mediator, the employees claimed.
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Trump will appoint at least one, if not more, Supreme Court justice.
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Brian Kemp will appoint him to the interim position created by Sen.
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I DON'T THINK PEOPLE SHOULD APPOINT PEOPLE BECAUSE THEY'RE ON WALL STREET.
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And she questioned President Trump's decision to appoint Acosta to the Cabinet.
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John Kasich would appoint his replacement, who would remain until January 2019.
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The company did not appoint any directors that Jana proposed last month.
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So our slate will get elected, appoint the new slate, and resign.
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Williams had previously said it plans to appoint three new, independent directors.
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America has failed to appoint its own permanent representative to the WTO.
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Mr Babis may be forced to appoint someone else as prime minister.
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Once inaugurated, Trump will appoint five new FCC commissioners, including a chairperson.
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But Trump said he does expect to appoint more -- perhaps many more.
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Convention, the power to appoint judges was assigned to the legislature. But
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Trump wooed wary Republicans last year with pledges to appoint conservative judges.
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The junta will appoint the 250-member Senate, or the upper house.
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Obama is likely to appoint a new justice with maximum mainstream appeal.
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L) is in advanced talks to appoint payment technology provider Worldpay's (WP.
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Minnesota's Democratic governor will almost certainly appoint a Democrat to replace Franken.
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Judge Sabraw should appoint a special master to take over this process.
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She and Manoli had begged Norheim not to appoint Shafer as guardian.
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"He should appoint Janet Yellen," Fischer told CNBC in a live interview.
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Justice Department will appoint a special counsel to oversee Trump-Russia investigation
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So Trump, the anti-insider candidate, might appoint only outsiders as ambassadors.
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Della Valle says he is in no rush to appoint a replacement.
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While we cannot appoint leaders around the world, the American government can
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The settlement would also require Tesla to appoint two new independent directors.
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Doug Ducey (R) to appoint a senator similar to the late Sen.
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Clinton were elected and got to appoint a tiebreaking Supreme Court justice.
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Appoint him court jester or tea maker, but come on — foreign secretary?
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Ryan must appoint bipartisan, non-classified, public & transparent commission to investigate #TrumpRussia.
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She would also appoint regulators dedicated to undoing anti-competitive tech mergers.
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Dayton said he will appoint Smith, 59, to serve until January 2019.
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Doug Ducey (R) could appoint McSally to the seat held by Sen.
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It is not unusual for dance companies to appoint choreographers in residence.
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After August 6900th, Republican Governor Jim Justice would get to appoint replacements.
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That's why the Trump administration should urgently appoint a new DEA administrator.
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Will he appoint a Supreme Court justice who won't uphold LGBTQ rights?
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Phil Bryant will appoint someone to temporarily fill Cochran's seat until Nov.
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But Zeman gave no assurances he would appoint Social Democrat nominee Smarda.
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He can appoint ambassadors and other officials, although some require Senate approval.
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Trump would appoint conservative judges and protect the Second Amendment, Jordan said.
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Using constitutional powers, Mr. Rajoy could appoint a caretaker administration in Catalonia.
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Mr. Pruitt was expected to appoint several industry representatives to the panels.
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While Mr. Trump can appoint his own director, confirmation could take months.
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Mitt Romney couldn't appoint a Republican to the Senate if then-Sen.
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President Trump promised to appoint justices who would overrule Roe v. Wade.
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Sirisena has said he will never appoint Wickremesinghe as prime minister again.
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But they require someone to take the lead and appoint a successor.
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INWIT holds ordinary shareholders' meeting to appoint board of directors (63 GMT).
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President Bush, under pressure to appoint a minority replacement, did just that.
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This would give the bosses the right to appoint a replacement nominee.
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Trump believes that judges should be agents of those who appoint them.
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I have my cabinet, but my Cabinet is different, I appoint them.
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ASTM holds ordinarsharholders' meeting to appoint new board of directors (21000 GMT).
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Johnson&aposs first big task will be to appoint a new Cabinet.
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Donald Trump has pledged to appoint justices who will overturn Roe v.
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And it would require our government to appoint lawyers for migrant children.
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ASTM holds ordinarsharholders' meeting to appoint new board of directors (1000 GMT).
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ASTM holds ordinarsharholders' meeting to appoint new board of directors (24 GMT).
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Ghani is seeking to appoint a team to negotiate with the Taliban.
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President Donald Trump even tried to pressure Kemp to appoint Georgia Rep.
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I go to all these different schools and they appoint me king.
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ASTM holds ordinarsharholders' meeting to appoint new board of directors (24 GMT).
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The government will appoint six of its members and the BBC eight.
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They want Congress to appoint someone less close to Trump, like Melania.
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Doing so, she said, would allow the president to appoint someone else.
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He offered to appoint Duane as minister to Russia if he resigned.
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Singtel said it will appoint an independent financial adviser on the deals.
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It was reported on Thursday that Dayton would likely appoint Lt. Gov.
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Trump can appoint any confirmed commissioner as chairman without separate Senate approval.
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Kemp has not yet decided whom he will appoint to replace Isakson.
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That would allow every president to appoint at least two justices. 123.
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Trump defended his decision to appoint a new leader to the CFPB.
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Most notably, Richardson agreed to appoint a special prosecutor to investigate Watergate.
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The board of three then voted unanimously to appoint Kroll as CEO.
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He has promised to appoint justices who will overturn Roe v. Wade.
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"Yes, U.S. President Trump can appoint a replacement to a vacant seat in the Supreme Court, but he does not appoint a police chief in Massachusetts or a public theater director in Boston," Ms. Aydintasbas commented in Cumhuriyet.
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"We are trying to appoint the right people, people with high credibility, and the only change is to give the flexibility to the Council to dismiss and appoint members if the Council feel it is needed," said the president.
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New York City will appoint a watcher to watch the Police Department's watchers.
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EXCLUSIVE-SANOFI POISED TO APPOINT NOVARTIS EXECUTIVE PAUL HUDSON AS CEO EFFECTIVE SEPT.
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The KNVB will then appoint a new coach with a longer-term perspective.
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The changes permit the government to appoint government officials to oversee polling stations.
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Castro then promised that he would appoint federal judges who understand Roe v.
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This makes it easy for her to appoint someone else as a godparent.
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Trump has vowed to appoint judges who would overturn the 1973 Roe v.
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And he's promised to only appoint strong conservatives who would overturn Roe v.
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Trump once promised to appoint a special prosecutor to investigate his Democratic rival.
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ASTM holds ordinary sharholders' meeting to appoint new board of directors (10003 GMT).
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ASTM holds ordinary sharholders' meeting to appoint new board of directors (211 GMT).
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Sanders says he likely will appoint an Education Secretary with teaching experience. Sen.
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Warren says she will appoint a former public school teacher as Education Secretary.
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Brian Kemp will appoint him to serve out the remaining term of Sen.
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ASTM holds ordinary sharholders' meeting to appoint new board of directors (211000 GMT).
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Presidents typically try to appoint younger judges, since those judges hold lifetime appointments.
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Mr Trump is due to appoint several regulators who may lift their burden.
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President Trump has promised to only appoint justices who will overturn Roe v.
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He's also stated that he would only appoint anti-abortion Supreme Court justices.
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Attorneys-general have mostly ignored the crimes of the politicians who appoint them.
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The court had to appoint three new defense counsels and postpone the hearings.
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I would appoint Michelle from this summer's BB18 as the Secretary of … Sob!
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The province has agreed to appoint an independent reviewer to monitor its compliance.
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The White House is opposed to Democratic calls to appoint a special prosecutors.
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Presidents-elect don't often appoint their running mates to lead their transition team.
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Washington will keep Dominion's headquarters in Canada and appoint a new chief executive.
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It will also appoint two liaison officers to help homeowners deal with bureaucracy.
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KKR said Fisher's decision was unrelated to KKR's move to appoint co-presidents.
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European states mostly appoint career diplomats or officials with long experience as ambassadors.
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It wasn't just the decision to appoint a special counsel that raised eyebrows.
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What does Trump's decision to appoint him as "Chief Strategist" signal to you?
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Donald Trump has pledged to appoint conservative justices in the mold of Scalia.
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But Schumer said last week that Rosenstein should not appoint the special prosecutor.
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Google was not immediately available to comment on its decision to appoint James.
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They appoint officials, control budgets, and even have the power to pardon criminals.
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State law allows county officials to appoint another Republican to fill the vacancy.
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"You appoint a monitor and they have a blank check," Ms. Goldiner said.
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Trump has promised to appoint conservatives in line with Scalia to succeed him.
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The president will appoint the cabinet and an undefined number of vice-presidents.
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Tesla is also required to appoint two new independent directors to its board.
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Trump pledged to appoint Supreme Court justices who would overturn Roe v. Wade.
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Chris Christie would appoint his replacement — who would almost certainly be a Republican.
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In addition, he can appoint a more business friendly National Labor Relations Board.
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SWEDBANK INVESTOR SWEDISH SHAREHOLDERS' ASSOCIATION SAYS NOT ENOUGH TO APPOINT NEW BOARD MEMBER
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Ted Baker has said it is looking to appoint a successor to Kelvin.
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The ruling-junta will appoint the 250-member Senate, or the upper house.
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The official added that the broader team supported the decision to appoint Stepien.
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NORWAY FINANCE MINISTRY TO APPOINT COMMITTEE TO REVIEW SOVEREIGN WEALTH FUND'S ETHICAL GUIDELINES
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He promised if elected to appoint a special prosecutor to probe the matter.
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If Clinton decides to look elsewhere, a third say she'll appoint Fed Gov.
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In the meantime, Bryant can appoint someone to temporarily fill the Senate seat.
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Ducey will have the power to appoint someone if McCain's seat comes open.
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Social Democrat chief Hamacek repeated Zeman should heed the constitution and appoint Smarda.
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He will also appoint key members of a new-look Cabinet on Tuesday.
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The king of Cambodia and the National Assembly appoint another two members each.
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The lawsuit related to his power to appoint three board seats, including Kalanick's.
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Both would presumably appoint Supreme Court justices intent on overturning Roe v. Wade.
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You could tell they were making appoint not to chase the breaking ball.
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Phil Bryant (R) said Tuesday he will not appoint himself to replace Sen.
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The Trump Organization will also appoint an ethics adviser to approve new transactions.
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Modern pilgrims usually appoint a slaughterhouse near Mecca to do this for them.
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I have to vote for Trump because he will appoint Supreme Court justices.
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Usiminas will hold a shareholder meeting on Thursday to appoint new board members.
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Roy Cooper to appoint a new board, but not until January 31, 2019.
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He could appoint an experienced lawyer or prosecutor to drive the public questioning.
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Trump, in contrast, has promised to appoint justices 'in the mold of Scalia.
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Renault's board met on Thursday to appoint new leadership for the French automaker.
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Elizabeth Warren has said she will appoint no big donors as ambassadors — period.
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Mr. Trump said he would appoint anti-abortion justices to the Supreme Court.
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PARKS: But Pastor Scott, he could still appoint black people to his cabinet.
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We need to clone Stephen Miller and appoint him to every cabinet position.
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Washington Companies said at the time that it would appoint a new CEO.
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We're at the "appoint your horse to the Senate" stage of American Democracy.
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The Trump administration is expected to appoint Cindy McCain, the wife of Sen.
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The regulator said it would now begin the process to appoint her successor.
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Phil Bryant, a Republican, will have 10 days to appoint an interim senator.
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Some of the lawmakers in Belgium could appoint substitutes to take their seats.
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At the time, Alphabet had said it planned to appoint a nonexecutive chairman.
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One option would be to appoint a state's attorney from a different county.
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It's less likely that Trump will appoint anyone as ideologically flexible as Kennedy.
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All of this led the Trump Justice Department to appoint a special counsel.
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"'Looks like' is not enough basis to appoint a special counsel," he said.
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Mr. Trump's decision to appoint Mr. Mulvaney is "unprecedented," Mr. Frank told CNN.
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Rumors swept Westminster that she might appoint the first woman as defense secretary.
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"He cannot appoint a state governor or even a university rector," she added.
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It's unclear if they would have the same right to appoint a delegate.
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He has said he intends to appoint other military leaders to central roles.
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That he'll appoint judges with cramped views of religious liberty and free speech.
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Parliament would have the right to appoint government ministers, including the prime minister.
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"He could either appoint someone of the stature of Director Mueller, or resign."
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Ordinary citizens don't get to appoint the judges that will hear their cases.
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Engie is expected to appoint a new CEO at some point this year.
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Phil Bryant is set to appoint a replacement for Cochran through November's elections.
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Schumer, if elected, would appoint all the other positions after consulting with colleagues.
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The president would appoint a team of defense lawyers to make his case.
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ASTM holds ordinary sharholders' meeting to appoint new board of directors (1000 GMT).
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ASTM holds ordinary sharholders' meeting to appoint new board of directors (212 GMT).
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In collaboration with McConnell, he's crippled the FEC by refusing to appoint members.
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The Speaker has the sole authority to appoint or remove the Intelligence chairman.
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But the House didn't appoint impeachment managers before leaving for its holiday break.
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"@realdonaldtrump told you how to be supportive: Appoint @RepDougCollins," tweeted Gaetz at Kemp.
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He also added a litmus test, vowing to only appoint "pro-life" justices.
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ATLANTIA TO APPOINT EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE TO RUN COMPANY AFTER EXPECTED CEO EXIT - SOURCES
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A group of 30 freshman Democrats are pushing House leaders to appoint Rep.
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Kemp, a Republican, had been pressed by President Donald Trump to appoint Rep.
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So, in theory, Ms. Guo's appeal to appoint more women is well timed.
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Third, even if Trump fires Mueller, Rosenstein could appoint a new special counsel.
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Trump pledged as a candidate in 2016 to appoint conservatives to the bench.
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An Uber spokesman declined to say whom Uber would appoint to the board.
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You can find the form to appoint a representative for funeral arrangements here.
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ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Pakistan's ruling party plans to appoint the brother of ousted Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif as his successor to fight the 2018 general elections, local media reported on Saturday, but will first have to appoint an interim prime minister.
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Trump will have considerable freedom to appoint judges of his liking to the Supreme Court, still greater freedom to appoint judges to the lower federal courts, and the greatest freedom of all to fill vacancies on the District of Columbia Circuit.
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John Kasich would appoint his successor is a drawback to him joining the ticket.
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Clinton was asked whether she would appoint a Wall Street executive as Treasury secretary.
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Maimane said he would appoint a "shadow Cabinet" that would hold the government accountable.
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The President himself has said he'd appoint Supreme Court justices who are against abortion.
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Coke said it has no plans to appoint a new COO at this time.
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The bank will hold a board meeting on Tuesday to appoint the new CEO.
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You'll also need to appoint someone on your team to serve as your gatekeeper.
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Air France-KLM's board meets on Tuesday morning to appoint an interim chief executive.
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And he doesn't have power to appoint people to the CDC's committee of experts.
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On Tuesday, JCPenney announced plans to appoint Jill Soltau as CEO, effective October 15.
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Appoint an inexperienced administrator, and he or she may easily become the next "Brownie."
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A political leader should only ever appoint someone whose background has been rigorously checked.
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Nathan Deal, a Republican, to appoint another official to take over Kemp's election responsibilities.
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"'It looks like' is not enough basis to appoint a special counsel," he said.
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Ms Warren intends to appoint regulators "committed to reversing illegal and anticompetitive tech mergers".
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Bush would appoint two Supreme Court justices during his administration: Thomas and David Souter.
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The time taken to appoint ministers caused jitters amongst investors and threatened growth prospects.
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The new administration has yet to weigh in—or to appoint a NASA administrator.
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Harrison became CEO after activist investor Mantle Ridge LP pressured CSX to appoint him.
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Outokumpu said the board expects to appoint a successor well ahead of Baan's departure.
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MC) announced last year that it would appoint Orcel, at the time UBS's (UBSG.
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The president did not appoint Mr Sun, nor was Mr Sun close to him.
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The next president is going to appoint one, two, three, four Supreme Court justices.
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And he or she will also appoint a head of the Federal Trade Commission.
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Under the settlement agreement, Tesla needs to appoint an independent chairman by Nov. 13.
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In most startups, the founder will typically appoint himself or herself to the board.
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The minister of justice can now appoint and dismiss the heads of lower courts.
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Presidents — Democrats or Republicans — often appoint donors and other supporters to cushy ambassadorship gigs.
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The lawsuit related to his power to appoint three board seats, including his own.
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Czech public television reported on Thursday that Zeman wanted to appoint Babis on Dec.
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His attorney is requesting the judge appoint a doctor to evaluate Stockdale's mental state.
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In contrast, the United States get to appoint the president of the World Bank.
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Trump still has yet to officially appoint members of the transition team for NASA.
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She also wanted to appoint regulators for "reversing illegal and anti-competitive tech mergers".
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Last month Sky News reported that BT was in advanced discussions to appoint Jansen.
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Trump has vowed to appoint a conservative like Scalia after his inauguration this Friday.
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Or if you could appoint governors who provided special, situational bonuses to their cities?
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Doug Ducey, a Republican, will appoint a replacement to fill McCain's seat until 2020.
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The government's decision to appoint him as women's minister in 2016 attracted some criticism.
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However, the asset manager will appoint representatives, including Harrison, to BlueOrchard's board, it said.
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Trump can appoint any confirmed member to be the chairman without separate Senate approval.
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"The only body that can appoint a comptroller is the legitimate parliament," he said.
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The company has said it will appoint a CEO by the end of 2020.
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Under that law, the judiciary was given the power to appoint an independent counsel.
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Most aides I've spoken to think Trump will appoint Fed Board member Jerome Powell.
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Now Strange's office is investigating Bentley, the very man who will appoint Sessions's successor.
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President Trump has promised to only appoint justices who will overturn Roe v. Wade.
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The State Department went so far as to appoint its own governor for Jerusalem.
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The constitution demands that presidents remove and appoint ministers at the prime minister's request.
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It said the selection process to appoint a permanent group CFO would commence immediately.
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"It is a U.S. President's absolute right to appoint ambassadors," Trump wrote on Friday.
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Trump would be insane to appoint someone to fire Mueller or derail the investigation.
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However, the governor's power to appoint a CEO would be restored in September 2019.
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And he'll continue to appoint business-friendly deregulators to every job under the sun.
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It is unclear, at this point, who the president may appoint to replace Sessions.
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Trump has promised to appoint an anti-abortion justice to the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Yet he at least seems likely to appoint conservative judges and sign Republican bills.
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Mr. Trump has sought to ease conservative discomfort with vows to appoint conservative jurists.
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Epps said it's unlikely a GOP president would appoint another moderate in the future.
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Giuliani told CNN the firing was an insufficient reason to appoint a special counsel.
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Kate Brown (D), who held the office before Dennis Richardson, will appoint his successor.
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"He will appoint Supreme Court justices who will protect our Constitution," Ms. Cheatham said.
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Clinton will appoint Supreme Court justices who will chip away at the Second Amendment.
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I am looking to appoint judges very much in the mold of Justice Scalia.
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Ducey has refused to talk about who he might appoint to the seat. Gov.
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Q. Is it possible to appoint a Supreme Court nominee as a recess appointee?
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SunEdison asked the bankruptcy court to appoint an independent examiner to review recent transactions.
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This lawsuit pertains to Kalanick's power to appoint three board seats, including his own.
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And from Trump's promises to appoint Supreme Court justices who would overturn Roe v.
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Trump pledged during the 2016 election campaign to appoint judges hostile to Roe v.
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Mattis wanted to appoint experienced, competent officials in the top spots at the Pentagon.
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President Donald Trump has yet to appoint a science advisor to run the office.
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No official reason has been given for the decision not to re-appoint Wathra.
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"Today I will appoint both as interpreters and cross-examination will begin," he said.
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President Sergio Mattarella will appoint someone soon, but what will he or she do?
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In such games, the federation can also appoint additional delegates to support the referee.
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Using constitutional powers, Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy could appoint a caretaker administration in Catalonia.
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Appoint a meeting controller who runs the agenda and keeps the meeting flowing smoothly.
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It might appoint Luis Enrique or Max Allegri and win the title next year.
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Kuczynski must appoint a new Cabinet within 72 hours, or order fresh congressional elections.
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You can appoint one or two pockets to store soiled, sweaty garments and shoes.
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Woodward has, at least, climbed down on the need to appoint a technical director.
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You have an even higher one, an extraordinary threshold, to appoint a special counsel.
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Doug Ducey of Arizona, a Republican, to appoint his successor to serve through 2020.
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Mr. Trump has vowed, for instance, to appoint justices committed to overruling Roe v.
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As a candidate, Donald Trump promised to appoint justices who would overrule Roe v.
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It also recommends that the court appoint a monitor to oversee the city's progress.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions (or his successor) will be pressured to appoint special counsels.
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Phil Bryant named her as Mr. Cochran's replacement, rejecting recommendations that he appoint himself.
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Zelenskiy also proposed to appoint Andriy Zahorodnyuk, a lawyer and activist, as defense minister.
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The backdrop: President Trump has promised to appoint judges who would overturn Roe v.
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Mr Kemp, the governor, is likely to appoint Mr Isakson's replacement early next year.
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A state must appoint electors, but once that happens, Lessig argues, its power ends.
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He reaffirmed his desire to appoint pro-life judges who would overturn Roe v.
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It was Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein who decided to appoint Mueller, not Sessions.
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On the economy: Would you re-appoint Jerome Powell as chair of the Fed?
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Aso said his decision to appoint Sagawa as tax agency head had been appropriate.
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Mr. Trump has promised to appoint a Supreme Court justice who opposes Roe v.
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Kemp, a Republican, is expected to appoint Loeffler on Wednesday to replace retiring Sen.
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After hours of discussions on Thursday, Malaysia's king agreed to appoint him prime minister.
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Across the country, judges routinely appoint advocates in cases involving children and the infirm.
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He hasn't been able to appoint his preferred candidates to lead the immigration agencies.
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The High Court also approved Nakumatt's application to appoint Peter Kahi as an administrator.
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If that&aposs the case, you should appoint someone to manage your digital afterlife.
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Shareholders of the Italian troubled lender meet on Friday to appoint a new board.
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They also urged him to appoint a special prosecutor to investigate anti-Semitic violence.
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The SUNY board will appoint an interim leader to serve from June to September.
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Its owner has made enough money to buy it, but not to appoint it.
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The company plans to appoint Chief Executive Chuck Robbins as the next chairman. on.wsj.
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Sure. Partisans could wait for the next Democratic president to appoint an FCC chair.
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Last year, Beijing struck a deal with the Vatican to jointly appoint Catholic bishops.
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The ruling African National Congress will appoint its next leader in December this year.
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He has promised to appoint an anti-abortion justice to the nation's highest court.
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Christine Tan (CT): Your first task as Chairman was to appoint a Chief Executive.
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It&aposs unclear who Pelosi will appoint, but a few names stand out. Rep.
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Current law allows the Chairperson to temporarily appoint VA employees to supplement the board.
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He's also the only person who can appoint a special prosecutor for the investigation.
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Mark Dayton, a Democrat, appoint to replace Mr. Franken in the Senate for now?
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Restrictions on how many armed school marshals a school may appoint will be loosened.
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"Fortress does not use or appoint trust firms for syndicated mortgage loans," Byrne said.
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Historically, it's rare for the commission to appoint members who have held elected office.
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We're going to appoint justices that will feel very seriously about the Second Amendment.
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To fill his seat, Jackson would appoint his own former Attorney General Roger Taney.
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Trump said that, if elected, he would appoint a special prosecutor to investigate her.
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Those agencies' activities will be bounded by the courts, but she'll appoint judges too.
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Comey's firing led the Justice Department to appoint Mueller to take over the probe.
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I am looking to appoint judges very much in the mold of Justice Scalia.
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Dreeben argued that the US Supreme Court had repeatedly ruled that the attorney general has authority to appoint special counsels — including in a case stemming from the Watergate scandal — and that federal statutes gave the attorney general power to specially appoint attorneys.
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The sources, familiar with the developments but who asked not to be named because they are not allowed to speak publicly on the issue, said Rusal would soon appoint a fully independent board, which in turn would appoint a new management team.
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Trump had lobbied Kemp to appoint Collins — who played a leading role in defending the president during the impeachment proceedings as the top Republican on the House Judiciary Committee — to the seat in November, but the Georgia governor ultimately opted to appoint Loeffler.
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Appoint a corporate monitor New York Times Dealbook columnist Andrew Ross Sorkin suggested the Trump Organization appoint an outside monitor: someone with a sterling reputation who would have full access inside the company and would report to the public on potential conflicts.
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Michael Nelson, an associate professor of political science at Penn State, told The Hill that the recent dynamic where Republicans almost always appoint conservatives to the court and Democrats almost always appoint liberals to the court has increased the importance of Ginsburg.
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Mr. Snyder said he would appoint a transition leader by the end of the month.
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When asked about whether she would appoint a Wall Street executive as Treasury secretary, Mrs.
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After the laws: Cooper would only be able to appoint 425 people to "exempt" positions.
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Do you remember who decided to appoint the special council in the Plame Libby case?
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We got to get to appoint where we can all talk and find real solutions.
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"Papa John's will appoint a new Chairman in a couple of weeks," the statement read.
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The group is expected to then formally appoint legal advisers, and possibly financial advisers too.
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Conservative pundits like National Review's Charles Cooke agreed: Senate must simply refuse to appoint anybody.
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The central government is legally required to officially appoint the winner of the committee's election.
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Why&aposd you ever appoint a guy that had that much corruption in his background?
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They're asking the court to appoint one of them -- Edie's cousin, Angelique Cabral -- the conservator.
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Brady postponed ruling on a request by the victim's brother to appoint a special prosecutor.
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CONTROVERSY is raging over Donald Trump's decision to appoint Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court.
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"I'm told there's no work going on until they appoint this senior negotiator," he said.
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Zuckerberg said today that he won't appoint a replacement for Cox as chief product officer.
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Should Mauricio Macri, its president, perhaps appoint one of his children as finance minister instead?
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Joseph Kellogg as interim national security adviser while it works to appoint a permanent replacement.
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The chamber voted to appoint Rosen Zhelyazkov, head of the telecoms regulator, as transport minister.
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Clinton will appoint six members to the powerful platform committee, according to the agreement. Rep.
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Rosenstein was responsible for the decision to appoint Mueller as a result of Sessions' recusal.
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The company said it expects the board to appoint a nonexecutive chair to replace Schmidt.
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Jones will appoint the next police chief "within the week," according to the city's statement.
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That makes it difficult to predict who he would appoint to carry out his plans.
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Bernie Sanders and Andrew Yang all say they would appoint judges who support abortion rights.
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The Treasury is due soon to appoint an independent arbitrator to divvy up the cash.
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But the next president will certainly appoint a director of the Justice Department's antitrust division.
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It happens — there are obviously positions that Congress chooses to just have the president appoint.
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But it continues to appoint politicians to positions on the boards of government-linked companies.
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The SEC's deal offer also asked Tesla to appoint two more independent directors, sources said.
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Factions name their own ministers, and they in turn appoint ghost workers to claim salaries.
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In the Netherlands foundations control some companies and may appoint directors or issue new stock.
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Faced with deadlock, President Sergio Mattarella could seek to appoint a short-lived technocratic government.
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As part of the protest, employees demanded that Google appoint an employee to its board.
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The new arrangements give him the power to appoint a cabinet and some senior judges.
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Countries where the aircraft is registered, operated and manufactured are entitled to appoint accredited representatives.
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But don't expect Trump to appoint many other strong and independent personalities to high positions.
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Rome, state lender Cassa Depositi e Prestiti (CDP) holds shareholders' meeting to appoint top management.
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His state department has yet to appoint an official in charge of Latin American affairs.
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It's not uncommon for presidents to appoint donors and other supporters to cushy ambassadorship gigs.
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But Jeff Sessions, whom Trump plans to appoint as attorney general, has a different attitude.
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During the campaign, Trump promised he would appoint a pro-life judge to the bench.
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Perhaps we shouldn't appoint a flaming car wreck to be leader of the free world?
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The settlement would also require Tesla to appoint two new independent directors, the report said.
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That number could rise if Poroshenko and Ukraine's international backers pressed lawmakers to appoint her.
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Le Pen promised to appoint Dupont-Aignan prime minister if she was elected as president.
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"My highest priority is to identify and appoint Teva's next chief executive officer," Barer said.
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Wade to be rolled back because he planned to appoint judges who are anti-abortion.
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Yet, many justices time their retirements with an eye to who would appoint their replacements.
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The power to appoint a Federal Reserve chair is among the president's most important powers.
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And if he stays true to his promise to appoint "pro-life" justices, then what?
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Commercial banks would themselves capitalise each regional Fed and appoint two-thirds of its directors.
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Trump campaigned on a promise to appoint justices who would vote to overturn Roe v.
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To recap: Mr Bentley could appoint Mr Moore's successor, if he is not impeached first.
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The new board is expected to meet on Monday to appoint a CEO and chairman.
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"Pelosi should not only create this committee, but also appoint @Ocasio2018 as Chair," Khanna tweeted.
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The bulk of firms still appoint their executives from inside the ranks (see chart 3).
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Clinton would appoint liberal justices to the Supreme Court who would roll back gun rights.
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He planned to appoint heads of the four macro businesses - trading, credit, equities and sales.
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Robert Bentley's decision to appoint him in the midst of an investigation of the governor.
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The president could also face headwinds if he were to appoint a successor to Sessions.
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Beto O'Rourke (D-Texas), have suggested allowing Republicans and Democrats to appoint five justices each.
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The two sides will jointly appoint a third new board member in the coming months.
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Their sole focus is the types of Supreme Court justices that each candidate will appoint.
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The spokeswoman, Nora Chan, said the board has authority to appoint directors between annual meetings.
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After White steps down, President-Elect Trump will have the power to appoint her replacement.
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More recently, he has tweeted that Sessions should appoint a special counsel to investigate Mueller.
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Members of Congress might then appoint their own counsel to lead an outside investigation, however.
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Robert Bentley (R) will appoint a successor to fill that seat until the 22019 election.
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Transportation Secretary-designate Elaine Chao is anxious to appoint a task force to study it.
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President Trump has said he will appoint a new national security adviser by next week.
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Czech President Milos Zeman plans to appoint Andrej Babis as prime minister in early December.
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And it was Trump's Justice Department that decided to appoint Mueller as special counsel. 28.
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The power to appoint Justice Scalia's successor, they say, should belong to the next president.
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"What are we going to appoint a special prosecutor to do, exactly?" he asked reporters.
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Why didn't President Trump just appoint DeVos the ambassador to some faraway, tiny island nation?
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And now Donald Trump gets to appoint the FBI director who will investigate Donald Trump.
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Clinton's opportunity to appoint Supreme Court justices, he had to explain that he wasn't joking.
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In other words, a president can appoint whoever he wants for whatever reason he wants.
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Analysts say Trump's decision to appoint the billionaire investor Carl Icahn as a regulatory advisor .
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Ducey, who is running for reelection this fall, did state he will not appoint himself.
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The next president will probably have the chance to appoint a few Supreme Court justices.
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Trump promised during his campaign to appoint Supreme Court justices who would overturn Roe v.
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Early guesses about who Obama might appoint have mostly been middle-of-the-road liberals.
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If elected, she has said she will appoint regulators to undo anti-competitive tech mergers.
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The company's board decided on Monday to appoint Tiscali founder Renato Soru chairman and CEO.
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"If Donald Trump is president he will appoint liberals to the Supreme Court," Cruz said.
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And I would say: "Looks like" is not enough basis to appoint a special counsel.
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Unlike with Department heads, incoming presidents generally can't appoint all of the commissioners at once.
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"It is good sense to appoint individual people to jobs on their merit," Young wrote.
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The issue prompted Prime Minister Theresa May on Wednesday to appoint a minister for loneliness.
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If Mr. Trump is re-elected, he could choose to appoint a new Fed chief.
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And since Trump has promised to appoint Supreme Court judges who would overturn Roe v.
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The agency filed a lawsuit seeking to appoint a receiver to run the nursing homes.
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The Republican governor of Arkansas can appoint a replacement for Cotton until next year's midterms.
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Trump's move to appoint an acting administrator allows Barsa to take on the role quickly.
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Asa Hutchinson, a Republican, would appoint a replacement who could serve until the 2018 election.
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It is not that those teams do not want to appoint locally; realistically, they cannot.
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Doug Ducey, a Republican, will appoint a replacement to serve in the Senate until 2020.
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Gaining power allows a political party the chance to appoint executives at state-run companies.
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Mr. Trump has said he'd like to appoint a justice who would overrule Roe v.
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He has vowed to appoint a special prosecutor to indict, try, and convict his opponent.
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Mr. Trump has vowed to appoint justices who will vote to the overrule the decision.
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Member states appoint commissioners, who are then confirmed through hearings by the elected European Parliament.
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He also previously said he would appoint a special prosecutor to look into the issue.
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As a candidate, Trump threatened to appoint a special prosecutor to look into Clinton's actions.
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This is possible under the constitution, if the president does not appoint a new administration.
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The move infuriated Democrats and allowed Trump to quickly appoint a justice after taking office.
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In doing so, Elkann followed Marchionne's wishes to appoint Manley his successor, two sources said.
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But the families have been reluctant to appoint outsiders to top management positions at Volkswagen.
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" @patrynard: "Should a president under impeachment proceedings be allowed to appoint a Supreme Court nominee?
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It is imperative that Democrats appoint more judges to rebalance the direction of American society.
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Phil Bryant plans to appoint state agriculture commissioner Cindy Hyde-Smith to replace retiring Sen.
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Now, he didn't win because people thought he would appoint career bureaucrats to his cabinet.
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He then has up to seven days to appoint a candidate to form a government.
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Judge Carlton W. Reeves said he would appoint a special master to oversee the system.
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His solution: Nominate Senator Gore and appoint Mr. Farmer as his secretary of the Treasury.
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It says that the director, that was me on Friday, shall appoint a deputy director.
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A niece also asked the court to appoint her as personal representative of the estate.
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Anticipation is mounting over who President-elect Donald J. Trump might appoint to his cabinet.
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Sheila Jackson Lee that would appoint a commission to determine how reparations would be paid.
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Brian Kemp (R) to scrap plans to appoint businesswoman Kelly Loeffler to fill outgoing Sen.
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And if you appoint her and they reject her, she'll get elected to the Senate.
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"If you actually want to change things in D.C., who should you appoint?" he said.
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A Sea spokeswoman said the company had no immediate plans to appoint a new president.
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The new president is expected to appoint a 15-member interim cabinet until the election.
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Senior lawmakers have already excoriated the Justice Department for failing to appoint a special prosecutor.
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Brian Kemp (R) over reports Kemp plans to appoint business executive Kelly Loeffler — not Rep.
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"He did appoint the editors but he didn't tell them what to do," he said.
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Since then, Republican presidential candidates have repeatedly promised to appoint conservative jurists to the court.
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It had not yet decided whether it needed outside help to appoint any of them.
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Democratic presidents tend to appoint more liberal jurists while Republican presidents favor more conservatives judges.
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The Swedish King this week changed the rules, making it possible to appoint new members.
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Paul Ryan and Mitch McConnell want Donald Trump to appoint the next generation of judges.
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So on November 1, Nixon's administration announced they'd appoint a new special prosecutor, Leon Jaworski.
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The company says it expects to "appoint a non-executive chairman," presumably sometime next year.
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I want to appoint supreme court justices who understand the way the world really works.
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Other states include more local input, or appoint a board rather than a single person.
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Euronext said on Tuesday it would appoint Isabel Ucha as CEO of Euronext Lisbon and Interbolsa.
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But they disagree with Mr. Obama's assertion here that he has the power to appoint one.
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The power to appoint is shared, they say, meaning that it ultimately rests with the Senate.
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Here's the fact-check, as it happened: Can Trump appoint a special prosecutor to investigate Clinton?
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Gubernatorial staffing Before the laws: McCrory had the ability to appoint 1,500 people to "exempt" positions.
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Since the midnight deadline passed, Ducey would appoint someone to McCain's seat should he step down.
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It&aposs going to be dystopia if the president gets to appoint another Supreme Court justice.
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The vacancy will also give President Trump the opportunity to appoint a more conservative-leaning justice.
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" Chaffetz added: "Moving forward, I encourage President Trump to appoint a director from outside the agency.
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But Republicans who controlled the Senate argued that the next U.S. president should appoint Scalia's replacement.
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Judges duly appoint an attorney, selecting from one of the two normally present in the court.
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This way, Birla will be the chairman and ABG can appoint half the non-independent directors.
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Judge Lisa Langton on Tuesday rejected Karungi&aposs request to appoint a guardian over the embryos.
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They could appoint a Supreme Court that could try — although it's unlikely — to overturn marriage equality.
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The U.S. government and Guaido are trying to appoint a new board of directors for Citgo.
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So when Sinn Fein refused to appoint a replacement for Mr McGuinness, the Assembly was dissolved.
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He said the bureau would appoint a person to decide whether to launch the requested investigation.
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" He also said he would appoint an attorney general who "would break up these huge corporations.
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Romania's president, Klaus Iohannis, has vowed not to appoint anyone convicted of corruption as prime minister.
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The Amino creator and manager lets the users build a group, appoint leaders, and manage members.
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The agency had agreed earlier this month to appoint a tenant ombudsman to oversee mold repairs.
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But he has suggested to others that he may appoint himself as publisher of The Times.
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A similar system has worked fairly well in Peru to appoint the heads of regulatory agencies.
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Mattarella could appoint a technocrat leader for the time being and call snap elections for 2020.
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If Beijing were unhappy with the result, it could in principle refuse to appoint the winner.
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The World Bank head is stepping down early and Donald Trump will likely appoint his successor.
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If Clark requests a due process hearing, then the education commissioner can appoint a hearing officer.
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The guide recommends that businesses appoint a designated manager to oversee coronavirus-related business continuity measures.
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So President Duterte, by the end of his term, will appoint 13-15 Supreme Court justices.
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The South African Revenue Service Act empowers the minister of finance to appoint an acting head.
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Four years after it adopted a new constitution, parliament has yet to appoint a constitutional court.
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In 2013 the French and German governments lost their right to appoint directors to the board.
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County officials said they would appoint a replacement candidate from the same party for his seat.
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The revised charter would also give the president new authority to appoint members of the judiciary.
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"We are going to appoint Mad Dog Mattis as our secretary of Defense," Trump said theatrically.
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The governor, meanwhile, will have the power to appoint the head of the local police force.
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"I love the Muslims," Trump said in September, expressing willingness to appoint one to his Cabinet.
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The California utility will also appoint 10 new board members, while 7 others will step down.
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Governments that dislike the court's socially liberal rulings could join forces to appoint like-minded judges.
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The constitution gives the junta the power to appoint all 250 members of the upper house.
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Trump will appoint at least three people we know of to the Fed and maybe more.
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Deputy AG Rod Rosenstein must immediately appoint a special prosecutor to continue the Trump/Russia investigation.
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Ducey has publicly declared that he won't appoint a successor until the war hero is buried.
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And only one person has the power to appoint the judges: US Chief Justice John Roberts.
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They noted that the chief executive of Sky would still appoint the head of Sky News.
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The president has said he will appoint a commission of inquiry once he is sworn in.
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He'd appoint a conservative and at the same time clear him out of the political arena.
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Hillary will almost certainly be in a position to appoint a 50-year-old next year.
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This is such an easily-avoided controversy; just appoint an unbiased person to oversee the proceeding.
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As president, I'll appoint Supreme Court justices who recognize that Citizens United is bad for America.
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After the election, presidents appoint Cabinet secretaries in a flurry, with little time for public discussion.
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Now President Trump will have the freedom to appoint a conservative director to take his spot.
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Bill Cassidy, remember that Louisiana's Democratic governor would get to appoint his replacement in the Senate.
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Magufuli said he was aware many people expected him to appoint an economist as next governor.
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Machina Research predicts that at least one Fortune 500 company will appoint a "CIoTO" in 2016.
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Presidents, Democrat and Republican alike, often appoint big donors and other supporters to cushy ambassador jobs.
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He could also void the regulations that allowed Rosenstein to appoint Mueller in the first place.
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If President fired Bob Mueller, Congress would immediately re-establish independent counsel and appoint Bob Mueller.
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Speaker Pelosi (D-Calif.) is slated to appoint the 12 committee members in the coming days.
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Johnson is set to appoint the highest ever number of ethnic minority minsters, The Times reports.
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The state legislature will appoint a successor, who will serve out the remainder of Schneiderman's term.
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Cordray's departure allowed Trump to appoint Mulvaney, the White House budget director, as acting CFPB chief.
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She urged the committee to appoint a judge who will keep Americans safe from gun violence.
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Castro reaffirmed Sunday that, if elected, he would appoint a task force to look into reparations.
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Sessions has faced pressure for months to appoint a special counsel to oversee such an investigation.
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He is not required to appoint justices from the same party as the incumbent as well.
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The FCC is an independent agency, but Trump could appoint commissioners who will rollback the rules.
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However, he urged politicians to rally around a "neutral" administration, which he will appoint this week.
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I've had a chance to work with the board of trustees and appoint many new presidents.
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Trump additionally doubled down on his promise to appoint "pro-life" justices to the Supreme Court.
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Governors can typically appoint a successor in such instances, potentially impacting the Senate's political make-up.
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They say the power to appoint the justice's successor should be left to the next president.
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As the Dalai Lama ages, many Tibetans fear that Beijing will simply appoint its own replacement.
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Perhaps the first clue was the unusually long time it took him to appoint his ministers.
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It's unclear whether presidents legally can fire Fed chairs, whom they appoint for four-year terms.
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Biden, echoing Harris, made similar promises to appoint a teacher to head his administration's Education Department.
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On Monday, Ally said it expects to appoint a new director no later than June 30.
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The government must also appoint a special committee of experts that will cooperate with the investors.
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The next president is expected to appoint at least one Supreme Court justice and maybe more.
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In July 2018, the president will be able to appoint a new director of the CFPB.
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As a candidate in 2016, Trump pledged to appoint judges who would overturn Roe v. Wade.
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Clinton will appoint nine commission members to Sanders's seven, with Perez filling the final three spots.
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As a conservative, I am optimistic that he will appoint good people to the Supreme Court.
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Still, if the prosecutors do not take the case, the judge could appoint a special prosecutor.
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Gillibrand became the first 2020 candidate to commit to appoint judges who would preserve Roe v.
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We are going to appoint justices — this is the best way to help the Second Amendment.
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In December, he tried to appoint two new Supreme Court justices by fiat, bypassing Senate approval.
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The foundation also had the right to appoint members to advisory boards to recommend faculty firings.
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The Regents are appointed by the Legislature, and they in turn appoint the state education commissioner.
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Trump has not given much public indication of whom he intends to appoint as Haley's replacement.
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But then, the next president will likely appoint at least two new justices, so who knows.
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Initially, Reagan tried and failed to appoint a judge named Robert Bork to the Supreme Court.
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Particularly of concern is Trump's promise to appoint anti-abortion judges who would overturn Roe v.
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Mr. Guterres has said he will appoint women to leadership positions, a pledge he must keep.
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De Mistura said he also wants to appoint an American, who has yet to be named.
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Arizona state law allows the governor to appoint a replacement if a Senate seat becomes vacant.
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Mr. Trump nominated Mr. Powell this month, declining to appoint Ms. Yellen to a second term.
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Mr. Trump said he was replacing Ms. Yellen because he wanted to appoint his own chairman.
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The mast company holds its ordinary shareholders' meeting to appoint its board of directors (1430 GMT).
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Mr. Cordray's effort to appoint Ms. English was seen as an effort to extend this process.
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A judge must also declare the young person dependent on the court, or appoint a caretaker.
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He has made a few appointments in the civil service but has yet to appoint ministers.
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Cooper has said he would appoint an interim board; Republican legislative leaders are saying he can't.
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Donald Trump has promised that he would appoint Supreme Court justices who would overturn Roe v.
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Mr. Trump may get the chance to appoint a judge who will cast the deciding vote.
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The president has the constitutional authority to appoint and, by implication, fire those folks at will.
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The company is expected to appoint the advisers on its share sale in the coming days.
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Almost 70 percent voted to appoint an independent chairman, but Mr. Zuckerberg's voting control blocked it.
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Meanwhile, President Zuma has purged key state institutions of honest and professional people to appoint acolytes.
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"I would say 'looks like' is not enough basis to appoint a special counsel," he retorted.
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A first step would be for both sides to agree to appoint an independent task force.
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After all, these government ministers serve as de facto commissioners who appoint curators for each edition.
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Facebook plans to appoint Peggy Alford, a PayPal executive, as its first African-American board member.
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The judge did not appoint a guardian for the account, but one could be appointed later.
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But Mr. Trump is citing a different federal law in his effort to appoint Mr. Mulvaney.
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Kay Ivey, a Republican, is supposed to appoint an interim senator and order a special election.
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Now the Justice Department is considering whether to appoint a special counsel in the uranium deal.
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They agreed to appoint Ms. Owens as the personal representative, as executors are known in Michigan.
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He decided to appoint a commission, headed by Education Secretary Betsy DeVos, to examine school violence.
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Charlie Baker, a moderate Republican, would appoint a replacement — but only until the next special election.
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But McCarthy does not have authority to unilaterally appoint a lawmaker to any ranking member position.
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For now, that would give the appointment to Mr. Christie, who could appoint anyone — even himself.
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Imagine saying that it's O.K. to appoint a judge who's racist or anti-Semitic or homophobic.
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The Senate will appoint an escort committee to escort the chief justice into the Senate chamber.
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So far, the government has declined requests to appoint an independent inquiry into the military's abuses.
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Mr. Mattarella might appoint a caretaker government to remain in power until elections in the spring.
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The Board would appoint the head of Sky News, who would in turn retain editorial control.
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The Senate has the power to delay legislation and appoint some prominent figures in the state.
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But the fact that he even tried to appoint Andrew Puzder tells you a great deal.
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Aurelius, jilted bondholders complained the law required President Obama to appoint board members without Senate confirmation.
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He said he would appoint a special master to oversee changes to Mississippi's mental health system.
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Allies say he has the power to appoint people who will work to further his agenda.
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Trump vowed during the 2016 presidential campaign to appoint justices who would overturn Roe v. Wade.
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It would be preferable for Congress to appoint a special select committee to do the investigation.
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If they quit instead of doing so, he could appoint an acting attorney general who would.
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Gaetz has called on Sessions to resign if he does not appoint a second special counsel.
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"I welcome Governor Kemp's announcement that he will appoint Kelly Loeffler," McConnell said in the statement.
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Last month the government invited bids to appoint financial and legal advisors for the sale process.
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It would be Mr. Rosenstein's decision to appoint a special counsel, who would answer to him.
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A second goal: to get the administration to appoint an independent board to oversee vaccine safety.
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The company announced on Wednesday that it would appoint Nobuaki Kurumatani as chairman and chief executive.
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Will they sit back and hope to someday appoint enough new judges to counterbalance Trump's appointees?
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Volkswagen, known for its insular corporate culture, has been reluctant to appoint outsiders to top positions.
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Larger firms, for example, appear to appoint more women on boards and in upper executive ranks.
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A president could appoint an FDA commissioner who is open to revisiting the regulations on mifepristone.
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Mark Dayton (D) would appoint someone to fill his seat until a special election in 85033.
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A leader needs to be able to appoint very qualified people to his or her Cabinet.
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Michigan's administration quickly issued a statement that it would not appoint a committee to investigate divestment.
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He also said he wanted to appoint more women to top positions in the Vatican administration.
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Rather than appoint an independent trustee, he's picked two of his children, whom he sees regularly.
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"We definitely don't have precedent for a president saying, 'I'm going to appoint, or even try to appoint, women in half the Cabinet,'" said Kelly Dittmar, an assistant professor of political science at Rutgers University Camden and scholar at the Center for American Women and Politics (CAWP).
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"It will be a brilliant moment for this institution when we appoint our first woman governor and it will be a brilliant moment for the institution when we appoint our first BAME (black, Asian and minority ethnic) governor," Bradley Fried, chair of the BoE's Court, said.
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He should also equip Sunni militias with heavy weapons and appoint them guardians of their embattled communities.
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In Friday's announcement, Coats said he is directing other agencies to appoint their own elections threat executives.
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The six board members Elliott is looking to appoint include former well-known figures in Italian business.
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As a candidate, Trump said he would appoint court justices who would vote to overturn the decision.
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Malaysia is in talks to appoint a new central bank governor, two sources told Reuters on Tuesday.
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Also on Saturday, lawmakers voted to appoint the Socialist party's Zinaida Greceanii as the new parliament speaker.
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The court is now expected to appoint a bankruptcy trustee who will collect and assess creditors' claims.
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During his presidential campaign, Trump promised to appoint Supreme Court justices who would overturn Roe v. Wade.
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The report describes purported conduct by Rosenstein in mid-May 2017 and Rosenstein's decision to appoint Mueller.
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Italy's president, Sergio Mattarella, who has to formally appoint the new governor, defended Visco after Renzi's attacks .
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He's the Republican, and thus will do things like appoint the right people to the Supreme Court.
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During his campaign, President Donald Trump had pledged to only appoint justices who would overturn Roe v.
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"Trump can appoint people to EPA and other agencies that will ease up on regulation," says Baily.
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Doug Ducey will have to appoint someone new to tide the state over until the following year.
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It isn't clear if he has obtained a defense attorney or if the court will appoint one.
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His dismissal ultimately led Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein to appoint Mueller to continue the Russia investigation.
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Kinner had previously asked to represent himself, but a judge opted to appoint him defense attorneys anyway.
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He said he would appoint conservative judges, and so far he has followed with that promise, Charles.
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"Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein must immediately appoint a special counsel to continue the Trump/Russia investigation."
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Before Monday's announcements, several minority shareholders submitted resolutions to appoint additional independent directors at Thursday's annual meeting.
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Editor's note: This article has been updated to clarify that AT&T will appoint two new directors.
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CITI CEO MIKE CORBAT SAYS HE HAS NO PLANS TO APPOINT A NEW PRESIDENT AS OF NOW
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Then, the White House would appoint this person as acting secretary of DHS, according to the Times.
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Universities that receive federal funding are also required to appoint Title IX administrators to enforce those rights.
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Tesla was also fined $20 million, and had to appoint two new independent directors to its board.
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As president, Warren writes, she would also appoint regulators to reverse mergers that have already been completed.
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The new policy also urged companies to hold annual elections for directors and appoint independent board leadership.
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Second, an independent board of directors must be appointed, and it must appoint an external chief executive.
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The next president will likely have the chance to appoint one or more justices to that bench.
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Washington (101): Washington uses a mixed system to appoint delegates from the caucus results by congressional district.
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"So the press doesn't get confused, I promise I'm not going to appoint my wife," he added.
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The congress will appoint a new Central Committee of around 370 people including provincial and national leaders.
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Every time I appoint someone to a vacant position, I make a hundred unhappy and one ungrateful.
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Congress should appoint experts to scrutinise regulation on its behalf, as it has done for budgetary matters.
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David Axelrod says that Justice Scalia personally lobbied for President Obama to appoint her to the court.
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The Ohio Supreme Court will now appoint a new judge to sentence Williams, according to the outlet.
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Why do Republican senators not want to let President Obama appoint a successor to Justice Antonin Scalia?
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GCP has agreed to appoint at least two of Starboard's nominees to its board, the sources said.
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During the 238 presidential election, Trump promised to appoint anti-abortion judges who would overturn Roe v.
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It is routine for a new president to appoint his own U.S. attorneys, who are political appointees.
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The group agreed to appoint three elder statesmen to examine whether Hungary infringed the EPP's democratic standards.
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"One day I (may) appoint myself the minister of minerals," he said, prompting laughter from the audience.
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Republican National Committee Chair Reince Priebus will appoint the chair and co-chair of the rules committee.
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The new president's broader intentions will be shown by the cabinet he is expected to appoint imminently.
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He wouldn't have the power to veto legislation or appoint judges, ambassadors, or members of the Cabinet.
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The LSE has already said Brydon will step down in 2019 after helping to appoint Rolet's successor.
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A President Trump would appoint Federal Reserve Board members who set interest rates that affect his properties.
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But since the election of Trump, who promised to appoint Supreme Court justices to overturn Roe v.
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Seth Moulton, have followed Gillibrand's lead and said they won't appoint judges that oppose Roe v. Wade.
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Hyundai Mobis and Hyundai Motor also announced plans on Tuesday to appoint Euisun Chung as co-CEO.
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The House will appoint members – called managers – to act as "prosecutors" for the proceedings in the Senate.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) has pledged to appoint a public school teacher to run her Education Department.
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Villagers get to appoint a ringleader, who gets two votes instead of one during the "kill" phase.
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Trump fired Comey in 2017, prompting Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein to appoint Mueller as special counsel.
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His resignation will only be effective after a September shareholder meeting that will appoint a new chairman.
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Trump also confirmed he'll appoint son-in-law Jared Kushner to broker a Middle East peace deal.
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The "tipping point" came when Mr Kononenko demanded that he appoint a crony as his deputy minister.
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Tesla will also pay a $20 mil fine and appoint 2 new independent directors to the board.
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His thinking: Appoint someone "who is willing to be hated," NYT's Maggie Haberman and Glenn Thrush write.
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As we've reported, Randy's filed his own docs to appoint a friend and business manager as conservators.
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One of his first tasks is to dissolve parliament, appoint an interim administration and call early elections.
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Mike Lee advocated on "Fox News Sunday" that Trump appoint Judge Merrick Garland to head the FBI.
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Pat Leahy, one of many Democrats who implored him to appoint a special prosecutor for the case.
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Last week, the Justice Department announced that it would appoint Mueller as special counsel in the investigation.
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I hope he will appoint reasonable people into his cabinet and not the likes of Rudy Giuliani.
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We do know that Trump has promised to appoint Supreme Court justices who will overturn Roe v.
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It is common among French companies to appoint former police or military officers to security-related jobs.
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Democrats challenged Rosenstein on whether he would appoint a special prosecutor to look into Russia's election meddling.
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Should Donald Trump be elected, no one even has a clue as to whom he might appoint.
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The country has yet to appoint a prime minister after inconclusive elections more than one month ago.
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Trump has repeatedly vowed to appoint conservative-leaning judges to the nation's highest court if elected president.
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Women directors are still relatively few in Britain despite government efforts to encourage companies to appoint more.
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The People don't rule—they simply get to appoint people they think might be good at ruling.
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He then refused to appoint any senators during his final two-and-a-half years in office.
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In a last step, member states could appoint a finance minister for the euro zone, he said.
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Vance objected to the governor's decision to appoint a special prosecutor in a letter to Cuomo Tuesday.
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The company said in a statement that it will appoint a new chairman in the coming weeks.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey not to appoint a Muslim judge, warning against the dangers of Shariah.
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Four decades later, the group pushed back when the Pentagon sought to appoint some of Jason's scientists.
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McGahn has played a central role in the administration's efforts to appoint conservative judges to federal courts.
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We can understand Trump's outrage at his newly appointed attorney general's decision to appoint a special prosecutor.
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Finally, the president should appoint a new DEA administrator and complete the process of appointing U.S. attorneys.
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Theresa May, Britain's new prime minister, had no choice but to appoint Brexiteers to her new cabinet.
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"Secondly, I would appoint one or two members of the opposition party to the Cabinet," he continued.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The German carmakers lobby VDA is set to appoint conservative politician and former Innogy (IGY.
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Jim Justice (R) will reportedly be allowed to appoint new justices to replace those who were impeached.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The German carmakers lobby VDA is set to appoint conservative politician and former Innogy (IGY.
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It took more than a week for Trump to appoint a Pentagon general to supervise relief efforts.
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"Pelosi should not only create this committee, but also appoint @Ocasio2018 as Chair," Khanna wrote on Twitter.
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Second, Trump has the opportunity to appoint a Supreme Court Justice to replace the late Antonin Scalia.
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Congress may allow a president to simply appoint, without confirmation, other "inferior officers," as they see fit.
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The 9th Circuit said in April that it would appoint a special prosecutor to defend that ruling.
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There's an old saw in politics: When you don't want to fix a problem, appoint a commission.
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ACDAC and Avianca must appoint one arbitrator each and agree on a third or have one appointed.
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Moreover, beyond the Supreme Court, Trump will have the opportunity to appoint numerous lower federal court judges.
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He is yet to appoint two vice presidents, which Zimbabwe's constitution allows a sitting president to do.
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Later, in October 2015, the WMA upheld its decision to appoint Desai as president, without giving reasons.
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"When it came time to appoint vice chairs, it was kind of an automatic choice," Easton said.
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But we are asking the transport owners not to appoint anyone without proper licenses from now on.
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There is an obvious danger to urging the White House and Congress to appoint new FEC commissioners.
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Clinton's support for the right to late-term abortion and promised to appoint conservative Supreme Court justices.
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One of the first things I did was to appoint a commission on gay and lesbian youth.
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Obama has not announced any intent to appoint new commissioners in his last months on the job.
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The Constitution gives the power to nominate and appoint judges to the president, not to the Senate.
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Some Democrats and Trump critics have also called on the Justice Department to appoint a special counsel.
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TV's pollsters said they felt Trump likely will appoint a woman to replace outgoing Justice Anthony Kennedy.
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Doug Ducey would be required to appoint a replacement senator to serve until the 2018 midterm election.
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Clinton is elected and seeks to appoint officials from the financial sector to watch over the industry.
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Bruce King (D) received her and eventually decided to appoint Lujan Grisham to the post she'd requested.
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"I think the president's on good ground here to appoint somebody under the vacancy statute," Graham said.
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"So the press doesn't get confused, I promise I'm not going to appoint my wife," Biden added.
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If FINRA truly cares about its investor protection mission, it should appoint investor advocates to its board.
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All it says is the president can appoint them with the advice and consent of the Senate.
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Doug Ducey says he'll appoint a Republican successor to serve out the late senator's term through 2020.
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Turkey will appoint Basci ambassador to the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), Davutoglu said.
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We will hire — I say hire — we will appoint one person at least, one woman this year.
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Throughout the campaign, Trump had said that he would appoint pro-life Justices to the Supreme Court.
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Trump has gone as far as to say he wishes he did not appoint Sessions attorney general.
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Of course, during his campaign Trump did promise to appoint anti-abortion justices to the Supreme Court.
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Many agencies have already started to appoint elder justice coordinators by tapping members of their existing staff.
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During his campaign, Donald Trump vowed to appoint a Supreme Court justice who would overturn Roe v.
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Telit also said it plans to appoint three new board members who will be based in Britain.
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That means Trump could appoint at least one more justice before the end of his first term.
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What's next: Ducey, a Republican, will appoint McCain's successor to serve until a special election in 2020.
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The opening comes at a time when the Fed is under pressure to appoint more diverse presidents.
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The President's decision to appoint Mulvaney as his chief of staff began to materialize around 4 p.m.
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Wood agreed to appoint a former federal judge, Barbara Jones, as a special master for Cohen's case.
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The Legislature would also appoint the majority of the members to the state's powerful economic development board.
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What's next: Dropbox has already hired Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan Chase as underwriters, and will appoint more.
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That committee and the F.T.C. would appoint an outside assessor to monitor the company's handling of data.
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President Trump has said he is considering whether to appoint her to a second four-year term.
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He will be able to appoint three justices to the state Supreme Court, a coup for conservatives.
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SE, with the company expected to appoint the advisers on its share sale in the coming days.
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Kavanaugh's defenders insist that he's the sort of judge any Republican would appoint, and they are correct.
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That means he can immediately appoint a majority of Fed governors, putting his stamp on the institution.
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There was the ambassadorships ad saying she was the only Democrat pledging not to appoint big donors.
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Biden's promise to appoint a black female to the Court is a remarkable moment for the presidency.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, a Democrat, declined to appoint an official successor, effectively leaving Mr. Gonzalez in place.
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Both will join the board, replacing the departing directors, and the company will appoint four additional directors.
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Mr. Rosenstein did not engage with Mr. Sessions as he deliberated whether to appoint a special counsel.
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These are considered important meetings to appoint new leaders, make personnel changes, all at the local level.
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It urged Mr. Rosenstein to appoint a special counsel to investigate the Trump campaign's ties with Russia.
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And, soon afterward, in 221, Reagan had the opportunity to appoint another Justice, and named Robert Bork.
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House Democrats will then vote to appoint their impeachment managers, and a trial could begin within days.
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That legislation, still under consideration, would appoint DHS as the head of the table for VEP deliberations.
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It has also backed calls for the German government to appoint a special commissioner for anti-Semitism.
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But state Governor Brian Kemp is expected to appoint another candidate, businesswoman Kelly Loeffler, to the post.
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Ms. Warren followed up, saying she would appoint an education secretary who has taught in public schools.
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He has not wanted to appoint under secretaries and assistant secretaries until he understands the new structure.
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Mr. Vance was irate over Mr. Cuomo's decision to appoint a special prosecutor to investigate Mr. Schneiderman.
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On Monday, a judge denied Mr. Fields bail and said he would appoint a lawyer for him.
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You will need to appoint an authorized representative or responsible person based in the EU or EEA.
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One easy fix — appoint more criminal defense lawyers and civil lawyers to the bench and fewer prosecutors.
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The Mayor and City Council also appoint the City Attorney, City Clerk, City Auditor and City Assessor.
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As the Russian constitution stands now, the president has the sole power to appoint the prime minister.
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Arsenal's deciding to appoint Arteta means one job being ticked off Massimiliano Allegri's list for the summer.
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Brian Kemp in December in defiance of President Donald Trump, who had pressed Kemp to appoint Rep.
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The CDC will soon appoint a new director and we hope for new direction from incoming leadership.
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She also said she would appoint a special LGBTQ human rights envoy in the U.S. State Department.
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The Trump transition team has signaled a desire to appoint a number of women throughout his administration.
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He said he would appoint a task force to look into stabilizing the state employees' health program.
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SEBI on Friday also made an application in court to appoint a receiver to handle Sahara's properties.
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Another obvious reason is that Trump attempted to appoint the opioid industry's best friend in Congress, Rep.
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A New Jersey judge on Friday dismissed a bid to appoint a special prosecutor to investigate Gov.
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The primary comes days before Ducey faces a major decision: who to appoint to fill McCain's seat.
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Brian Kemp (R) to appoint Collins to the Senate seat being vacated this month by GOP Sen.
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It's now up to the Trump administration to appoint a long-term successor to lead the agency.
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"We don't want a president who would appoint Supreme Court justices to overturn marriage equality," she said.
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Colorado's Republican Party on Friday asserted the party's right to appoint a successor to Democratic state Rep.
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"I would say 'looks like' is not enough basis to appoint a special counsel," he said sharply.
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Trump wrote on Twitter Tuesday that he would appoint a new national security adviser by next week.
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Weil sits on VW's 20-strong supervisory board which has the power to appoint and dismiss executives.
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President Trump promises to appoint a Supreme Court justice "very much in the mold" of Antonin Scalia.
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At a county committee meeting I asked the admiral to appoint me a county committee associate member.
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Who will President Trump appoint, and what will be the consequences for U.S. monetary and regulatory policy?
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Puerto Rico's financial oversight board reportedly plans to appoint an emergency manager to oversee its electric utility.
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Euronext plans to appoint Oslo Bors's CEO to its managing board, with responsibility for all commodities operations.
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Before the measure became law, governors were allowed to appoint a simple majority in their party's favor.
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Trump said he would appoint pro-life Supreme Court justices in an effort to overturn Roe v.
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Muhyiddin also said he will appoint cabinet members from among those who are clean and with integrity.
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"But because it was so close, we decided to appoint Nelson Peltz to the board," he said.
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Justin Fairfax, now the lieutenant governor, would ascend and quickly appoint a new scandal-free lieutenant governor.
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Latecoere said it would appoint an independent expert and consult employees' representative bodies to examine the offer.
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Phil Bryant will appoint a replacement for Cochran to hold the seat until a November special election.
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If Hillary Clinton (or Bernie Sanders) is elected, she will appoint a liberal justice to replace Scalia.
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If Sessions quits, Trump will be able to appoint an acting attorney general who'll also take control.
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The participants in the dispute would each appoint a member and the third member would be independent.
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If McConnell wants Trump to appoint people he likes, he needs to have good relations with Trump.
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Following Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia's death, Republicans are arguing that President Barack Obama should not appoint someone to the Supreme Court during an election year — largely out of fear that Obama will use his last year in office to appoint a liberal judge to replace the conservative Scalia.
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"It will be a brilliant moment for this institution when we appoint our first woman governor and it will be a brilliant moment for the institution when we appoint our first BAME (black, Asian and minority ethnic) governor," Bradley Fried, chair of the BoE's Court, told the Treasury Committee.
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