Sentences with phrase «debate about his appointment»
But for some good reporting, the debate about his appointment would never have happened and I would have missed his blogging.
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In the ensuing debate, Nii Lantey Vanderpuije, a minority member of the Appointments Committee, was also said to have said on Montie Fm — a sister station of Radio Gold — that he didn't know anything about the alleged bribe, even though he was expected to have benefitted from it.
The House, after about 2 hours of debate on the third report of the Appointments Committee for the approval on the nominees, passed five out of the six nominees to serve in their respective ministerial portfolios.
ALBANY — Gov. Andrew Cuomo's appointment of a special prosecutor to probe allegations of physical abuse of four women by former Attorney General Eric Schneiderman stoked an internal debate Wednesday among the state's district attorneys about whether to challenge or criticize the governor's intervention.
And, inevitably, it will add fuel to the debate currently raging about both the way political parties are funded - with demands for some level of state funding - and political patronage, particularly the appointment of peers.
The Great Debate About Art exhibit is on display at the Upfor Gallery through August 29th, open Tuesday through Saturday 11 am — 6 pm and by appointment.
And as the recent hand - wringing about Bjorn Lomborg's appointment, and subsequent dis - appointment at the University of Western Australia shows, the debate has at least one more axis than even the enforcers admit to.
Posts about the debate over whether law societies should accept degrees from faith - based university Trinity Western with its controversial community covenant as well as matters involving judicial appointments and independence also feature on this list.
In the first academic study of the reformed QC appointments system, Dr Blackwell argues for serious policy debate about abolishing QC status since its existence does not appear to be in the interests of consumers or of justice.