Word: appointing
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Edwards' following is growing fast, and imitators are setting up shop all over Britain. The Archbishops of Canterbury and York found it necessary to appoint a 23-member committee "to consider the theological, medical, psychological and pastoral aspects of Divine healing." Seventeen members of the committee watched Edwards' demonstration in Albert Hall...
Aims, 1) To exchange views on the great continuing issues of Christian faith; 2) to make policies, formulate programs and appoint officers and committees; 3) to worship together...
...When he appointed Oppenheimer, he was aware that there were suspicions, but he was not aware of all the derogatory material in the Atomic Energy Commission's bill of particulars for this hearing. If he had to make the same decision again, under the same conditions, he would appoint Oppenheimer. "In general, my policy was to consider the fact that the man was already in the project, and that made it very questionable whether I should separate him, and also whether I should separate him under what might be termed unpleasant conditions, because then you never know what...
Another mechanical feature of the appointment system--the ad hoc committee--is likewise in the hands of the President and Dean. They appoint special committee of qualified men, often from outside the academic life, to come to Cambridge for a day to hear witnesses tell why a certain instructor should be added to the permanent Faculty...
...professor should become overly offer in this criticism, of how a Faculty committee is operating, it is a standard Administration maneuver to appoint him to that committee when an opening comes up. This, along with the degrees of Faculty apathy and the soundness of most Administrative proposals keeps friction between the Faculty and Administration at a minimum...