Word: appointed
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...supremacy of the Pope, has long been an irritant to the Greek Orthodox primate. When the Uniate bishop died earlier this year, Greece's Archbishop Seraphim, whose church's relations with the Vatican have been improving, let it be known that he wanted the Pope to appoint a mere administrator rather than a bishop to head the Uniate church. Last week, however, Pope Paul rejected the idea and named another bishop to the office. The furious Seraphim declared this to be an "ecclesiastical scandal" and suspended all relations with the Vatican "until such time as I see evidence...
When there is a competitive examination, the city manager must appoint the highest man on the list or file a statement of reasons why he was not promoted, Brian McMeninum, attorney for Hussey, said yesterday...
...terms of presidential authority, the Greek constitution resembles the French, which also empowers the President to appoint his Premier, dissolve Parliament, and take unspecified measures in national emergencies. Yet despite resemblances to other democratic constitutions and despite Greece's historic instability, Mavros and other critics charge that the constitution as it stands endangers civil liberties and gives far too much power to the President. To dramatize their criticism, Mavros led opposition Deputies in a parliamentary walkout when the constitution was adopted, and nominated an opposition candidate for President, who subsequently received 65 votes. Still, Mavros concedes that...
Thus, while the Ec Department underwent its trauma over the Visiting Committee report and the loss of Leontief, the senior faculty voted to appoint Marxist economic historian William H. Lazonick to an assistant professorship in Economics...
Sources said yesterday that since the proposal to appoint co-directors was not explicitly cited in the statements released. "Radcliffe probably capitulated" on the matter...