Sentences with phrase «named appointee»

Repeating the denials of wrongdoing by the named appointees, Mr Kwakye Ofosu revealed he had seen bank statements of some of the accused «and when you look at it, there is no indication of any double payment.»

Re-echoing the denials of wrongdoing by the named appointees, Mr Kwakye Ofosu revealed he had seen bank statements of some of the accused «and when you look at it, there is no indication of any double payment.»

The two sides appeared to be on good terms as late as October, when they agreed to name appointees to a working group and issue a joint statement on the terminal's future.

Governor General David Johnston named the appointees Dec. 26 including three Companions, 13 Officers, and 79 Members.

Since your beneficiary is a minor, the law requires that you also name an appointee.

-- A. Shrivastava If the nominees are minors, then you need to name an appointee as well.

The insurer has asked that I name an appointee as well.

Not exact matches

Because of my participation on this blog, which bears the name conservative (albeit postmodern), I have evidently not yet made it on the list of potential appointees to the Obama team.

Policy would name Judge George White, a Carter - administration appointee to the U.S. District Court in Cleveland, director of the Cleveland Browns Foundation.

This is aimed at painting innocent government appointees or the President in a certain negative image (s) so as to unduly expose them to coordinated ridicule and name calling by other surrogate groups.

The former government appointee upon her marriage now is believed to go by the name, Sabah Zita Benson.

What about his appointees whose names are associated with so many alleged corruption issues.

«If ever there was an appointee system by another name, it's a party list.

Also cited in the list were double appointments as name of some appointees are currently public office holder in federal parastatals.

The remaining two would be named by the legislature's appointees.

Appointees named to their posts by previous governors and not reappointed by Mr. Cuomo also were excluded.

Queens Borough President Melinda Katz today named Carl Seldin Koerner as her first appointee to the Queens Library's Board of Trustees.

Another leading member of the NDC (name withheld) said «per our constitution, appointees of Mahama have voting rights at congress and majority of these appointees will vote for Mahama.

(There was a third late - term Pataki PSC appointee, Cheryl Buley, but she's no longer a member, nor does she use that last name as she's no longer married to her ex-husband, Jeff Buley, a lobbyist and GOP attorney).

Nearly two weeks after New Jersey Transit named a new executive director, state officials said that the appointee, William Crosbie, a former Amtrak official, had decided not to take the job.

Cuomo named John Hendrickson, who has been a Senate appointee to the NYRA board from Saratoga Springs, as a special adviser.

In the meantime, the Democratic committee can decide on a potential appointee it wants and send that name to Gov. Andrew Cuomo, who has the power to fill the job.

While Batra's selection was the attention - grabber, a number of other panel appointees have ties to those who put forward their names.

WAMC's Political Observer Alan Chartock shares his thoughts with David Guistina on the new lock box challenge which now includes WAMC's First Amendment Fund, President Trump firing his acting Attorney General and Obama Appointee Sally Yates, and President Trump naming his Supreme Court pick today.

Akeredolu allegedly ordered the freezing of the accounts of the councils and the removal of the names of the political appointees of the councils from the councils» payrolls.

In 2002, when George W. Bush announced the names of his appointees to the President's Council on Bioethics, there were liberal bioethicists who complained that the President had «stacked» the council with «religious conservatives» who shared his views on questions of embryonic stem cell research and «therapeutic cloning.»

If she does, she may decide to withdraw her name from consideration as the first female appointee to the Supreme Court.

In 2006, Kenya became the youngest gubernatorial appointee when Governor Phil Bredesen named her to the Tennessee Center for Diabetes Prevention and Health Improvement Board.

Sources at the State Capital report that Governor Dannel Malloy's political appointees on the Connecticut State Board of Education will be directed to name Nathan D. Quesnel as Connecticut's next Commissioner of Education.

The charter school application submitted by Steve Perry and approved by Governor Malloy's political appointees on the State Board of Education included the names of the members of the Governing Council of Steve Perry's new charter school...

Engman was a personable, if tightly wound, man as well, comfortable with business types and staff typists alike; when a young FTC appointee named Elizabeth Hanford (later Dole) had a minor accident and ended up in the emergency room on the day she was to be installed, Engman took his entire staff over to the hospital and swore her in while she was still in bed.

To name a few, there was the notice that BlackBerry and Cisco signed a broad patent cross-licensing agreement, a new appointee to the Board of Directors, and the announcement of the common share purchase program.

Runcie, one of the last appointees from the Obama administration, was named chief operating officer of the Office of Federal Student Aid in 2011 and again in 2015.

In 2013, he was one of seven new appointees named to President Barack Obama's Committee on the Arts and the Humanities.

The appointee, who can not be named for security reasons, was given emergency training by the British Museum.

First the data: Watchers of the appointee process know that Roberts» name has been a familiar sight on the confirmation docket (see David Espo's account of how both presidents Bush have been nominated Roberts since 1991).

The judicial council forwarded to Governor Parnell the names of two potential appointees for the supreme court vacancy created by Justice Morgan Christen's move to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit.

Under this system, the Governor referred a Court vacancy to an impartial panel, which suggested names of possible appointees.

I / We,... [name (s)-RSB-, the owner (s) / tenant (s) / mortgagee of the strata lot described above, appoint... [name of appointee] to act as my / our proxy at the annual or special general meeting to be held on... [month day, year].

«Political appointees have tainted the good name of the Office of Legal Counsel; they are ruining civil rights; and now they are driving away talented and idealistic trial lawyers.

If there are circumstances where it is compulsory to mention a minor as a nominee then it is advised to offer genuine and complete details of the appointee which includes his / her name, address, relationship with nominee etc..