Word: cabineteer
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...come off. "He could easily have refused to meet at all, just claim he had important prior commitments," says Calabresi. Krajisnik, Muslim leader Alija Izetbegovic and Croat leader Kresimir Zubak agreed to release all prisoners of war not wanted on war crimes charges, to form an ethnically mixed cabinet, and reconnect phone service between the Serb region and the rest of Bosnia. Most importantly, the men agreed upon a second meeting and set a date for the opening of the all-Bosnian legislature. Afterward, Krajisnik sounded almost conciliatory: "I thought that such a meeting is in the far future, that...
...Cambridge-based BBN Planet serves more than 2,300 customers worldwide, including many U.S. universities, the New York Stock Exchange and most of the federal cabinet departments, according to Edge magazine...
...first Republican elected to a state-wide Florida cabinet post, he lost an election for the state's House of Representatives in 1972, but then won a special election called in 1974 after his opponent passed away...
Rucker said Bay State women would swing behind Weld because he has appointed "more women in his cabinet than any other governor...
...University of Oklahoma, Choate was once Tennessee's economic-development commissioner: after he left in 1974, a state audit found his office had spent extravagantly (on staff trips and entertainment) and had "completely violated" laws regarding competitive bidding, but he was never formally charged. He later held sub-Cabinet jobs in the Ford and Carter administrations and counseled such national politicians as Gary Hart and Richard Gephardt. He was credited with alerting many politicians to the problems of preserving U.S. competitiveness and maintaining the nation's infrastructure. True, he has a penchant for apocalyptic statements--e.g., the U.S. might become...