No one , including the President, can be certain that an employee will live up to expectations. The President can do what anyone else can do to vet a new employee-- he can study his record and his references, interview him in person and ask him questions.
Except for judges, the President can fire those who do not measure up.
Spanish fashion designer Cristobal Balenciaga is one who meets your criterion.
This passage meets the second criterion in the rubric by providing specific examples to support its main points. The examples help illustrate and clarify the writer's arguments, making it more convincing and easy to understand for the reader.
The passage meets the first criterion in the rubric by clearly articulating a main idea or central argument that is supported by relevant and specific evidence or details from the text. It demonstrates a focused and coherent response to the prompt or question posed.
The president of the US is addressed as "Mister President".
In the United States it is the President's job to determine how often the cabinet meet. The President also determines when they will meet.
Yes, 45070 is divisible by 5. A number is divisible by 5 if it ends in 0 or 5, and since 45070 ends with a 0, it meets this criterion.
It could be either the President, Vice President, or Secretary of State.
the electoral college.
Simply put, they test an individual against an established norm, or criterion to see if the individual meets the criterion that is set. For example, a teacher wants to test students in such a way that it will be clear who has adequately learned the material that was taught, and who needs work. On a criterion referenced test, it is not enough just to see who did 'best' on the test, or who did not do well. For whatever reason, even the person performing 'best' might not have adequate mastery of the material. In that case this would probably indicate a problem with the teaching of the material, or a problem with the way the test was made.
Yes, he can if he meets the requirements to be President. A congressman does not have to resign to run for another office/
Yes, 10 is an even number. Even numbers are defined as integers that can be divided by 2 without a remainder. Since 10 divided by 2 equals 5, it meets this criterion.
The least possible odd number is 1. Odd numbers are integers that cannot be evenly divided by 2, and 1 is the smallest positive integer that meets this criterion.