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Stitt has made transparency in government a large part of his platform, Gaddie said the push for more appointive authority and the debate over Medicaid expansion could help in negotiations with lawmakers.

Town officials have for years been asking voters to switch several town positions from elective to appointive, claiming that leaving critical offices open to a popular ballot vote runs a greater risk of having an unqualified person assume the post.

Power Of Appointment Defined A power of appointment is a power that enables the donee of the power to designate recipients of beneficial ownership interests in or powers of appointment over the appointive property.

The Eugene Area Chamber of Commerce drew attention to the imbalance in 2008, pointing out that the memberships of appointive bodies such as the Budget Committee and Planning Commission were disproportionately drawn from south and east Eugene.

The initial reports on the bill did not say who would appoint the seven economists, except to say the president would not have appointive authority.

I appreciate very much the opportunity to speak at this program on what makes for a good appointive system.

Next, he analyzes the formal constitutional, statutory, and appointive roles of the vice presidency and its informal ceremonial, diplomatic, political, and advisory roles.

"The extension of the appointive term beyond the next immediate primary and general election cycle has been construed to mean that in all other instances, judicial vacancies must be filled by appointment.

Upon completion, candidates are promoted to the appointive officer level.

Behrens co-authored a legal paper in a Cornell Law School journal advocating appointive judicial selection at the state level.

But there may be a cure--institute a veterans preference system (the type we vets used to get civil-service jobs after World War II) for high elected and appointive offices.

[] Have held an NCMA national elective or appointive office for at least one full year; and

Committees are appointive. Of these two, committees present the widest range of opportunities for direct involvement in the influence of Bar management and Programs.

appointive members, the Secretary of the Treasury, who was ex-officio

Semple is well liked by the career staff, and should have no trouble making the transition from Gall's staff to the top appointive post at the Commission.