I am a personal friend of the head of government.
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The company also named Danny O'Brien head of government relations.
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If he isn't the head of government, nobody's told Donald Trump.
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Carlos Espinosa is the head of government affairs for Golden Frog.
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He is the head of government, not the head of state.
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Held the position of head of Government Analytical Centre since 2012.
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Sirimavo Bandaranaike was the modern world's first female head of government.
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The problem is that the president isn't just head of government.
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Mr Sogavare is currently serving his fourth term as head of government.
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Plenty of countries separate their head of state and head of government.
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Fayez Sarraj, head of government in Tripoli, accused Hifter of "betraying" him.
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She is also Britain's second female head of government after Margaret Thatcher.
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Now that he was a head of government, his theatrical tactics backfired.
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In Angola, Lourenço is still finding his feet as head of government.
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He is the head of government in a time of global pandemic.
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In fact, it would make him the youngest sitting head of government.
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But his defining role was head of government relations at Rio Tinto.
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He has sidelined his prime minister, Mr Li, who is head of government.
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At 38 years old, Ardern is the world's youngest female head of government.
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In Europe, only Austria and Germany refer to their head of government as chancellor.
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In the evening, the secretary will meet Moroccan Head of Government Saadeddine El Othmani.
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She was Europe's first elected head of government, not its first head of state.
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The head of government in both Germany and Austria is known as the chancellor.
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Crawford originally joined FTI Consulting in 2013, serving as the Americas head of government relations.
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Trump is the head of government, and people know they can get away with things.
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"This was like civic engagement 101," said Reggie Thomas, the board's head of government affairs.
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Ms. Marin took office on Tuesday, becoming the youngest head of government in the world.
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It may be the world's largest money-laundering scandal involving a sitting head of government.
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Is it too easy for the UK and Australia to remove a head of government?
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President Michelle Bachelet of Chile is the only female head of government in the Americas.
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For instance, at one point the Bible demands that the head of government get 100 foreskins.
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In 1965, Churchill became the first foreign head of government to be awarded honorary US citizenship.
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The meeting is Trump's third official visit from a head of government at the White House.
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In addition to the Hicks appointment, Fox said it named Danny O'Brien head of government relations.
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It will be the first time that Congolese voters have peacefully replaced their head of government.
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Ryan, Cohen's newly-hired attorney, is the head of government strategies at McDermott, Will and Emery.
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And, until 1960, the world was yet to elect its first ever female head of government.
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Catalan deputy head of government, Pere Aragones, announced on Sunday that he had also tested positive.
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Catalan deputy head of government, Pere Aragones, announced on Sunday that he had also tested positive.
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Thomas Steg, head of government relations for the carmaker, said Volkswagen looked only for factual errors.
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Mr. Rajoy testified on Wednesday as an individual Spanish citizen rather than as head of government.
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Meanwhile, the US is the only major Western country in the past decade to have a right-wing populist head-of-government, a head-of-government elected following austerity measures like the sequester and return of the Bush tax cuts that were, in international perspective, rather mild.
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The British prime minister, Theresa May, became the first head of government to visit the new president.
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At 38 he is Ireland's youngest prime minister, and also its first openly gay head of government.
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But the confluence of all-time great athlete and head of government represented by Khan is rare.
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Spark Therapeutics, a gene therapy company, hired Jeremy Allen to serve as the head of government relations.
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"The pro-independence movement is and will always be peaceful," said Catalan head of government Quim Torra.
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It is rare, but not unprecedented, for a foreign head of government to attend a Broadway show.
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He is the country's head of government but not its head of state; that's President Reuven Rivlin.
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Ahead, a look at the women currently serving as an elected head of state or head of government.
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Martha Mackenzie, head of government relations at the charity Save the Children, said Britain was at a crossroads.
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"Really, infrastructure affects everybody," said Brian Pallasch, head of government relations for the American Society of Civil Engineers.
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The prime minister is Australia's head of government, but formally reports on many matters to the queen's representative.
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A 92-year-old made headlines last week when he became the world's oldest elected head of government.
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The outgoing head of government and community relations, Jon Campbell, will stay at the bank in a modified role.
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And they also have a head of government, usually the prime minister, who makes all the important policy decisions.
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As of last week, he was the European Union's second-longest-serving head of government, after Germany's Angela Merkel.
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And because their relationship is broken, the sum of the two cannot give the country one head of government.
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She most recently served as the senior vice president and head of government affairs for the Futures Industry Association.
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Abiy, Africa's youngest head of government at age 42, has embarked on liberal reforms since taking office in April.
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FOX also announced the hiring of Danny O'Brien, an executive at GE, to be the head of government relations.
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It was, therefore, hardly a surprise that Iranian influence continued to grow while Maliki was Iraq's head of government.
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Usually it takes a scandal or a massive policy blunder to force a sitting head of government to resign.
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" "(Asked on whether the new European Commission president should be a former head of government) It is a rhetorical question.
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Benavides Torres was removed from his national guard post last week and named head of government of the capital district.
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Nicola Sturgeon, the head of government of the UK's second-largest constituent country, marched at the head of the protest.
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It was an exceptional attack by a head of government against a private citizen, albeit a wealthy and powerful one.
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"The call it a tax … but the intent is obvious," said Jeff Brown, head of government affairs for the foundation.
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Instead Mr Netanyahu will take over the post himself, adding it to his jobs as foreign minister and head of government.
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And to be invited to be the first serving head of government to address this important conference is an honor indeed.
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It has been more than 50 years since Sirimavo Bandaranaike became the first modern female head of government in the world.
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Now he is on the verge of becoming the country's chancellor, at 31 the youngest head of government in the world.
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WEF notes that about half of the world's countries have had a female head of government or state at one point.
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According to The Wall Street Journal, Mueller has interviewed Ziad Ojakli -- the head of government affairs at Ford -- over the matter.
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No period of transition separates one regime from the other, allowing the nation to acclimatize to its new head of government.
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"These statements, these attempts to obfuscate, are absurd," said Tiernan Sittenfeld, head of government affairs at the League of Conservation Voters.
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The Tanaiste is the name given to the position of deputy head of government in Ireland, currently held by Frances Fitzgerald.
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Myanmar's civilian leader, Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, who shares power with the military, is a rare female head of government.
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Trump told a news conference it was realistic to envisage a meeting with the Iranian head of government in coming weeks.
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He'll be giving us the tea time about how removing a head of government differs across the pond and down under.
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Prime Minister Matteo Renzi of Italy flew in for an opening lunch, the first time the head of government had done so.
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The president appoints the prime minister, who is the head of government, and the president does have a form of vetoing power.
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HAMBURG, Germany — Two things make Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany look like an exemplary head of government: Donald Trump and Boris Johnson.
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One, it is in my view somewhat easier for a woman to rise to the head of government in a parliamentary system.
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It's a little more difficult in a presidential system where the head of state and head of government are the same person.
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Should he become chancellor, Mr Kurz will be the world's youngest head of government (Kim Jong-Un has three years on him).
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And more than half of the German electorate does not want the current head of government to stand for the fourth term.
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"USMCA is critical to the success of American businesses, farmers, and workers," Cathy Van Way, head of government relations at Cummins Inc.
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" LARRY MILSTEIN, HEAD OF GOVERNMENT AND AGENCY TRADING, R.W. PRESSPRICH & CO., NEW YORK "We had a nice bounce from the lows there.
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Ms. Tan, Huawei's incoming head of government affairs in Washington, has for years played a key role in the company's media relations.
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Then pictures emerged of Mr Trudeau as a young man wearing black- and brownface, embarrassing the world's most "woke" head of government.
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In August, she named Sophia Mirabella, a former Member of Parliament, as head of government relations for her Hancock Prospecting mining company.
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"Merkel played the head of government, who is out and about in the world," Süddeutsche Zeitung of Munich wrote in an editorial.
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Isakowitz will have a VP title as head of government affairs and public policy for the U.S. and Canada, reporting to Bhatia.
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Jonah Houts, the head of government affairs at Express Scripts, said the company's role as a middleman drew fire from all sides.
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As it stands today, 17 women are serving in elected head of state or head of government roles, according to UN Women's count.
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President Putin becomes the prime minister, the head of government, which is also a powerful position, but not as powerful as the president.
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"There's a lot of fears out there," said Larry Milstein, head of government and agency trading at R.W. Pressprich & Co in New York.
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There just don't happen to be a lot of famous historical turning points that involve the selection of a vice head of government.
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"There's a lot of fears out there," said Larry Milstein, head of government and agency trading at R.W. Pressprich & Co. in New York.
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New Fox also announced that Danny O'Brien has been hired to serve as the company's executive vice president and head of government relations.
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Presidential candidates in Iran must be vetted by a clerical body, and once elected the head of government answers to the Supreme Leader.
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The former Portuguese colony of some 200,000 people has a semi-presidential system in which the prime minister is the head of government.
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"In all posts, we want folks with expertise," said Anthony Cimino, head of government affairs at the banking lobbying group Financial Services Roundtable.
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The new charter would create the position of prime minister alongside the president, splitting the roles of head of government and head of state.
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Most recently, Winfried Kretschmann was reelected this year as head of government in Baden-Württemberg, one of Europe's technologically and industrially most advanced regions.
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Last month, Cohn hired DJ Gribbin, the former head of government affairs at Macquarie Capital, to serve as a special assistant for infrastructure policy.
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The crown — currently Queen Elizabeth — formally appoints the person who commands a parliamentary majority to be prime minister, and thus the head of government.
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" LARRY MILSTEIN, HEAD OF GOVERNMENT AND AGENCY TRADING, R.W. PRESSPRICH & CO., NEW YORK "Powell's comments were a little more dovish than I had expected.
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It was the first time Mr. Murphy had hosted a foreign head of government in New Jersey, and the two talked the requisite business.
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There are, of course, those who take exception to a head of government wearing what have historically been treated as joke, or kitsch, accessories.
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At 42, Abiy is the youngest head of government in Africa and has since championed radical changes since he came into power in 2018.
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"The head of government will be the administrative right hand of the president of the republic," the state-run Cubadebate online news outlet said.
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By the time Castro resigned 49 years after his triumphant arrival in Havana, he was the world's longest ruling head of government, aside from monarchs.
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Shipton spent nine years at investment bank Goldman Sachs, including in its Asia brokerage business and as head of government and regulatory affairs in Asia.
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"For too long both parties have gotten drunk drinking from the cup of corporate welfare and cronyism," said Brent Gardner, head of government for AFP.
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In parliamentary democracies, the prime minister is the head of government and can lose her office any time she loses the confidence of the parliament.
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Having the leader of Congress also be the head of government would make it a lot easier for America's elected leaders to actually make decisions.
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"The projected path on interest rates is the same," said Larry Milstein, head of government and agency trading at R.W. Pressprich & Co. in New York.
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Mr Skerritt, the world's youngest head of government when he took office in 2004 at the age of 31, wants to build an international airport.
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Germany and Britain have had female political leaders, but in neither of those countries is the head of government also the ceremonial head of state.
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"We need a leader like Russ Feingold back in the Senate," Tiernan Sittenfeld, head of government affairs for LCV Action Fund, said in a statement.
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"This parade is a charade," Will Fischer, an Iraq war Marine Corps veteran and head of government relations at veteran organization VoteVets, told VICE News.
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At a city summit in San Antonio last month she had coffee with James Anderson, formerly the head of government innovation at the Bloomberg foundation.
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Google has restructured its D.C. operation and brought in new faces since hiring Karan Bhatia last year as head of government affairs and public policy.
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As prime minister, she is the head of government and wields considerable power; she is neither a ceremonial head of state nor president of Poland.
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"Reinstating quarterly lease sales is vital as independent producers consider future American energy opportunities on federal lands," said Dan Naatz, the group's head of government relations.
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"His worldview had probably never taken into account a woman like Angela Merkel, a globally respected head of government with long experience," she told the magazine.
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During Purpura's cross-examination, Zambada said he paid "a few million" dollars to a Mexico City government official while Lopez Obrador was head of government there.
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The investment firm Silver Lake has hired Barrett Karr, the chief of staff for the House minority leader, Kevin McCarthy, as its head of government relations.
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Trump told a news conference before heading home that it was realistic to envisage a meeting with the Iranian head of government in the coming weeks.
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They gauged political instability by how often a new head of government was installed or more than half of the cabinet was changed out (or both).
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Since the Arab Spring in 2011, we have had an inclusive constitution in Morocco that transferred control of most ministries to an elected head of government.
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From a democratic point of view, the idea of the head of government attempting to suborn the independent media by handing out favors is obviously troubling.
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"There has been some frustration with the disruptions that have been happening," said Dan Naatz, head of government affairs at the Independent Petroleum Association of America.
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And in Chile, the presidency of Michelle Bachelet, above, highlights another form of gender inequality: She is the only female head of government in the Americas.
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The president wields broad powers — although the prime minister, as the head of government, also plays an important role in the constitutional system, as does Parliament.
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Protesters were unhappy that China would pre-approve candidates for the elections of a new chief executive — the head of government in Hong Kong — in 268.
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"If you want to get the withholding right, it will work like the tax return itself," said Pete Isberg, head of government relations at payroll company ADP.
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First Quantum Minerals Head of Government Relations John Gladston said in an email that the existing tariffs are higher than they should be and were discouraging investment.
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He said it was the job of a head of government to stand by their policies even under pressure and suggested Merkel would outlast all her critics.
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"It's mainly corporate supply that has been weighing down the market," said Larry Milstein, head of government and agency trading at R.W. Pressprich & Co in New York.
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"A woman like Angela Merkel, a globally admired head of government with many years of experience has probably not featured in his world view before," she said.
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Jon Whitehouse, group head of government relations at Barclays bank, said that how quickly or willing the EU might be to change equivalence is a "big question".
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"Me personally, I'm not afraid to go to Mexico," said Daniel Sparks, head of government affairs at BioTrackTHC, a U.S.-based provider of marijuana supply-chain software.
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News reporters were not allowed to attend the session, Mr. Trump's first with a foreign head of government, and no summary was provided about what was discussed.
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Jon Whitehouse, group head of government relations at Barclays bank, said that how quickly or willing the EU might be to change equivalence is a "big question".
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US officials say privately that an operation to target Khashoggi could never have happened without the knowledge of the Crown Prince, the de facto head of government.
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After recruiting Uber India executive Rachit Ranjan as a senior public policy strategist, Juul this month hired India-based Mastercard executive Rohan Mishra as head of government relations.
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Workers can anticipate putting in a little more time and effort to fill out the new form, said Pete Isberg, head of government relations at payroll company ADP.
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"People don't expect the government to just step away from the GSEs," said Larry Milstein, head of government and agency trading at R.W. Pressprich & Co in New York.
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Around the European Council table there will be several leaders who don't like Merkel, but none want to see her fall, a head of government told BuzzFeed News.
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"The militia movement has been in this weird space, unlike anything it's experienced in its previous history because someone they supported is the head of government," he said.
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Former Iranian President Mohammad Khatami visited Japan in 2000, the first journey by an Iranian head of government in 42 years, according to the Japanese foreign ministry website.
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She also became the second elected head of government to give birth while in office when she welcomed a daughter, Neve Te Aroha Ardern Gayford, in June 2018.
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The sources said there is political agreement to ask Mats Dillen, a former head of government think-tank the National Institute for Economic Research to lead the commission.
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The allegations against Padilha and Moreira Franco stemmed from testimony by Odebrecht's former head of government relations in Brasilia, Cláudio Melo Filho, which was leaked to the media.
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Fred Humphries, Microsoft's head of government affairs, said the software giant decided a year ago to provide technical support for the GOP convention instead of a cash donation.
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And it appears to be true that for many of his supporters, Trump's actions as head of government matter less than his actions as head of state — i.e.
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When Mr. Kurz, Europe's youngest head of government, at 32, brought the party into his coalition, his argument was that the responsibilities of government would civilize the party.
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An earlier version of a picture caption with this obituary misstated the year Mr. Seaga became the first foreign head of government invited to the Reagan White House.
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"There are simply no more Danish government bonds left with a positive yield," Thorsten Larsen, head of government debt management at the central bank said in a tweet.
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Ardern, currently the world's youngest female head of government, will become one of the few leaders to give birth during her time in office, but is not the first.
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They produce a collegial leadership where the head of government must maintain the confidence of his cabinet ministers, who themselves are leaders of geographical, ethnic, class and ideological bases.
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In 2012, he was appointed as the head of government in China, taking over as Premier and second only to Xi Jinping on the all-powerful Politburo Standing Committee.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Spain's King Felipe VI invited acting head of government Pedro Sanchez on Thursday to seek parliament's approval to be sworn in as prime minister, parliament's speaker said.
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Last Friday, a poll showed that most Italians viewed Salvini as the real head of government, with just one in six casting Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte in that role.
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In the meantime, Justin Field, head of government affairs at the National Venture Capital Association, said excluding start-ups from the loan program could result in waves of layoffs.
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Kurz's return to power would see him take back the title of the world's youngest sitting head of government from new Finnish Prime Minister Sanna Marin, who is 34.
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Mahathir was the world's oldest head of government after a surprise comeback in a 2018 election, but his resignation a week ago triggered turmoil that he failed to control.
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The social media conversation was dominated by questions and jokes like these: How does a DoD letter, unsigned and unapproved, accidentally get sent to another country's head of government?
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"Concern for our U.S. customers and dealers weighed heavily in reaching this compromise with the EPA," Ed Moreland, head of government affairs at Harley-Davidson, said in the statement.
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Matteo Renzi, briefly the first Italian head of government to ever so overtly embrace the local fashion industry (and now it seems, maybe the last), stepped down in December.
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Surveys conducted by Consulta Mitofsky and Televisa forecast gubernatorial wins for allies of the Morena party in Chiapas, Morelos, Tabasco and Veracruz, and for head of government in Mexico City.
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It's made the presidency an impossibly demanding job, while giving our head of government a degree of prestige that makes it harder to hold him accountable for his policy mistakes.
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ANGELA MERKEL is the longest-serving head of government in the EU. When she became chancellor, in 2005, her international counterparts were George W Bush, Tony Blair and Jacques Chirac.
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The company's head of government affairs listed a job posting Wednesday for someone to help lead editorial and politics operations with a specific focus on "forging meaningful" relationships with conservatives.
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" "And let me tell you, that when George Bush was President … every single head of government in the world knew that they were dealing with a gentleman, a genuine leader.
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In recent months, Mr. Lee has been embroiled in a dispute with his siblings over whether he abused his power as the head of government to circumvent their father's will.
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"It's essentially level funding, which is surprising given his campaign said he wanted to triple the funding," said G. Tracy Mehan, head of government affairs for the American Water Works Association.
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"Like most companies, these platforms have little reason to support or encourage research that paints them in a negative light," says Adam Sharp, Twitter's former head of government, news and elections.
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Argentines are also choosing 130 lower house seats and 24 senators in Congress, as well as regional mayors, governors for three provinces and the head of government for the Argentine capital.
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Bettel is the world's only gay head of government since Iceland's former Prime Minister Johanna Sigurðardóttir, a lesbian, and Belgium's Elio Di Rupo finished their mandates in 2013 and 2015 respectively.
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Steve Taylor, the head of government relations for United Way Worldwide, said that his group wants to meet with the White House about how its tax plan could affect charitable giving.
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"Public Finance is an important business for Wells Fargo with many opportunities for growth," Philip Smith, head of government and institutional banking at Wells Fargo, said in a statement to Reuters.
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The king, the government and the society came together in 2011 to establish a new Constitution that enshrines ethnic, sectarian and gender equality and allows for an elected head of government.
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The most acute political scandal in North America—the one with the greatest chance of toppling the head of government anytime soon—is occurring not in the United States, but Canada.
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Ms Georgieva is highly rated and might satisfy the central Europeans, but has never served as a head of government—which is generally viewed as a requirement for the council job.
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Since taking office on April 2, Africa's youngest head of government has electrified Ethiopia with a dizzying array of liberal reforms credited by many with saving the country from civil war.
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By default, Abadi is poised to stay as head of government after May's elections, if only because oil prices have recently increased, and his position may benefit most from the windfall.
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WELLINGTON (Reuters) - New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said Finland's new Prime Minister Sanna Marin, who has become the world's youngest head of government, needs no advice from another youthful premier.
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FRANKFURT, Dec 9 (Reuters) - Deutsche Bank named Christian Berendes, a veteran of more than 20 years at Germany's largest lender, as its new head of government and regulatory affairs on Monday.
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This week, images of Ms. Ardern, the first head of government to take her baby to the United Nations, were published in newspapers and shared on social media around the world.
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Mueller's team learned of Cohen's January 2017 offer and has asked Ford for information and records about it and has interviewed Ford's head of government affairs Ziad Ojakli, the person said.
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IN AUSTRALIA, Pentecostal preachers are rejoicing over the emergence of one of their followers as head of government, and urging people to pray that he will prevail in the next general election.
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Pichai was accompanied by Google's head of government relations, Karan Bhatia, and met with dozens of people in the administration and Congress on a range of topics, including privacy legislation and trade.
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It's "not the lack of what we could do, but the lack of what we're doing" that's causing America to fall behind, per James Anderson, Head of Government Innovation for Bloomberg Philanthropies.
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The small island nation located in the Gulf of Guinea is a former colony of Portugal and has a semi-presidential system in which the prime minister is the head of government.
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While one might still think it wise for a head of government to stay away from the hastiness of Twitter, to rarely speak to the public at all is the other extreme.
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But now, with one of her counterparts impeached and the other fighting corruption charges, Ms. Bachelet finds herself in an unsettling position: the last female head of government standing in the Americas.
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Fox, the company to be spun off as part of 21st Century Fox's merger with Disney, also announced the hiring of Danny O'Brien, who is slated to become head of government relations.
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It does not cover offenses "of a political character," although it does cover "any offense committed or attempted against a head of state or a head of government," according to the treaty.
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Ahead of Prime Minister Theresa May's presser with President Donald Trump on Friday -- the first for Trump with a foreign head of government -- that capacity for near-miss communication was fully on display.
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According to the report, 52% would feel "very comfortable" with a woman at the head of government, and 63% would feel similarly comfortable with a woman as a CEO of a major company.
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Prime Minister Theresa May, Britain's second woman head of government, said during the unveiling ceremony that she would not be standing there today, in that role, had it not been for Fawcett's struggle.
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For 90 minutes they sat in Trump's triplex atop his eponymous tower—the first head of government with the determination and the mettle to earn an audience with the mercurial new American leader.
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BELGRADE (Reuters) - Serbia's president nominated Ana Brnabic for the post of prime minister on Thursday, opening the way for her to become the country's first female and first openly gay head of government.
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"Rather, a carbon tax would make energy more expensive and in turn raise the costs of consumer products and services on which people depend," wrote Philip Ellender, head of government affairs at Koch.
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However, Richard Withers, the head of government relations for Vanguard Europe, told Reuters the firm supported the general principle of fund-level stress-testing, as long as firms had discretion over the details.
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"We are pleased the administration is delaying some tariffs ahead of the holiday season and acknowledging the impact on American consumers," said David French, head of government relations for the National Retail Federation.
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Timothy Keating, Boeing Co. As head of government operations for the world's largest aerospace company, Keating holds considerable clout; the company's advocacy work this year included negotiations on a new presidential aircraft fleet.
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MBS became the leading influence on the kingdom's domestic policy as well as its foreign relations, serving essentially as the head of government while his father performed the formal head of state duties.
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"The first concerned certain disputed factual issues; the second concerned issues arising out of the special position of the father as the sovereign and head of government of a foreign state," he said.
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One reason for the difference between the two women's approaches may be that one is just starting out as head of government, while the other has been in office for over a decade.
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"The first concerned certain disputed factual issues; the second concerned issues arising out of the special position of the father as the sovereign and head of government of a foreign state," he added.
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He was previously head of government relations for TD Bank, as well as a staff director of the Senate Banking Committee, managing director of RBS Americas, and chief of staff to ex-Sen.
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In one year as first minister the DUP's leader, Arlene Foster, has proved to be a flinty head of government who, nationalists complain, shows little flexibility in her dealings with Mr McGuinness and others.
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"Federal fintech charters would bring the United States in line with other progressive fintech countries like Australia, the U.K. and Singapore," said Sam Taussig, head of government affairs at online small business lender Kabbage.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Greece's former prime minister Antonis Samaras filed a lawsuit against Alexis Tsipras on Thursday, accusing the current head of government of slander and "a villainous plot" against him over a bribery case.
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Democrats expressed outrage that support of Israel, which enjoys broad bipartisan support, was in some way undermined because Israel's head of government accepted the Speaker of the House's invitation to address America's elected representatives.
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"The Daily has been targeted for an astronomical tax assessment, leaks and false statements by the tax department and public vilification by the head of government," said Editor-in-Chief Jodie DeJonge via email.
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The sources' comments echoed a promise last year by the head of Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ), the ultra-secretive electronic eavesdropping agency based in Cheltenham, that Brexit would not disrupt dealings with EU counterparts.
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The Wall Street Journal reported Friday that Cohen approached the company's office in Washington, D.C., over the phone to discuss possible consulting work, but was rejected by Ford's head of government affairs, Ziad Ojakli.
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The election results in Israel prove, once again, that Israelis cannot imagine life without Benjamin Netanyahu at the head of government — even if he could be toppled in the months ahead on corruption charges.
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Last Thursday, Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez became the first Spanish head of government to visit the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg, France, where he praised his country for its solid judicial record.
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"It's like the airlines have been given a grace-and-favour flat that they are allowed to mortgage, sell or swap," says Andrew Charlton, an aviation consultant and former head of government affairs at IATA.
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She "had never prepared longer or harder for an initial meeting with a head of government than for her first meeting with President Trump," one of her top national-security aides told a fellow-diplomat.
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Roughly 89 million voters will be eligible to vote for the head of government in Mexico City as well as governorships in the states of Chiapas, Guanajuato, Jalisco, Morelos, Puebla, Tabasco, Veracruz and the Yucatán.
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UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson suffered a humiliation of unprecedented scale for a British head of government on Tuesday when the UK Supreme Court declared his decision to shut down Parliament illegal, unjustified, and invalid.
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Mantila, who is also the head of government communications, says Russian media last month reported on "cold-blooded" Finnish authorities taking custody of children from a Russian family living in Finland "due to their nationality".
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Mr. Seaga was the first foreign head of government to be invited to the Reagan White House, and he supported Reagan's 1983 invasion of the Caribbean island nation of Grenada, which many other countries criticized.
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The short answer is this: If, as widely expected, Merkel remains the head of government and retains Wolfgang Schaeuble to serve as finance minister, Germany will be in no hurry to initiate euro area reforms.
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"Thirty-year auctions have recently gone well and non-dealer awards continue to increase for this benchmark," wrote David Ader, head of government bond strategy at CRT Capital Group in Stamford, Connecticut, in a note.
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Mr. Mahathir was sworn in on Thursday as the new prime minister — the world's oldest elected head of government — promising to fight corruption, prosecute Mr. Najib and unite this diverse nation of 31 million people.
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BRUSSELS/HELSINKI (Reuters) - She may be the world's youngest-serving head of government, but Finland's newly appointed prime minister does not feel like a role model, 34-year-old Sanna Marin told Reuters on Friday.
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Other exit polls projected that Lopez Obrador&aposs left-wing Morena party would win governorships in the states of Chiapas, Morelos, Tabasco and Veracruz, as well as the race for head of government in Mexico City.
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Ana Brnabic, also Serbia's first openly gay head of government, was picked by president Aleksandar Vucic, who stepped down as prime minister to take the more ceremonial role after winning an April election in a landslide.
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The Skadden report examined efforts by the Ukrainian government to prosecute Yulia Tymoshenko, the country's former head of government who was convicted in 2011 of embezzlement and corruption charges and sentenced to seven years in prison.
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"I don't believe that anything will change about the negotiating position in international negotiations - one can even say I have more time to concentrate on my tasks as the head of government," she said on Tuesday.
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A messy transition of power would risk destabilizing Germany after a decade of economic expansion under Merkel, who for years has been the EU's most influential head of government, helping guide the bloc through multiple crises.
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A messy transition of power would risk destabilizing Germany after a decade of economic expansion under Merkel, who for years has been the EU's most influential head of government, helping guide the bloc through multiple crises.
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The Skadden report examined efforts by the Ukrainian government to prosecute Yulia Tymoshenko, the country's former head of government, who was convicted in 2011 of embezzlement and corruption charges and sentenced to seven years in prison.
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Netanyahu has been prime minister of Israel four times, beginning in the 1990s as the country's youngest elected head of government and is now the only prime minister to have been elected to three consecutive terms.
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Despite becoming Britain's second female head of government after Margaret Thatcher, Theresa May's appointment last July generated media reports focusing on her high heels and gender rather than her policies or capability as a prime minister.
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López Obrador, who was Mexico City's head of government from 2000 to 2005, narrowly lost the 2006 Presidential election, and for months afterward he encouraged mass protests, centered on a tent city erected in the capital.
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Sanchez, whose party holds just 84 of 350 seats, was propelled to head of government on Friday after convincing an unlikely alliance of anti-austerity and nationalist parties to oust the conservatives over a corruption scandal.
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Just 38 percent of the 148 countries studied by the World Economic Forum in 20173 and 2016 have had a female head of government or state for at least one year in the past half-century.
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The backdrop: Hiring a political consultant to understand a new administration isn't unusual — particularly after Trump's unexpected victory in 2016, just after long-time lobbyist Bob Quinn took over as AT&T's head of government affairs.
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RBC has been bolstering its European debt capital markets franchise in recent months and Jelic will help fill the gap left by Alex Caridia who moved from London to Toronto to be head of government finance.
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In the second shake-up of its American leadership in less than a year, the company is replacing Regent Zhang, its head of government affairs in Washington, with Joy Tan, currently its head of global communications.
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"We're concerned that the final rule creates a chilling effect, if you're taking an existing product and bootstrapping regulation on person-to-person and mobile transfers," Scott Talbot, the group's head of government relations, told BuzzFeed News.
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Sweeping changes that seemed unthinkable just weeks ago have been announced almost daily since a new prime minister, Africa&aposs youngest head of government, took office and vowed to bring months of deadly protests to an end.
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A Philippine presidential spokesman said on Wednesday that the comfort women issue was a matter that should be addressed to the Japanese head of government, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, and not the emperor, a largely ceremonial position.
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They might wish Trump were a head of state — an elected figurehead, a human symbol of America — rather than a head of government whose thoughts and remarks really are key to understanding where the country is going.
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Most of these same people say this with a clear cringe in their voice at the prospect of the former reality TV star and real estate mogul at the head of government, but they say it nonetheless.
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Its plan for Brexit won't help As for Johnson, Trump called him "a very talented guy," lamented his resignation and, while couching his comment in regard to May, said Johnson would make a good head of government.
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"I think we can attribute the government meeting its goal directly to that being put in place," said Ann Sullivan, the head of government relations for Women Impacting Public Policy, a group that lobbied for the change.
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Mexico City's former head of government and standard-bearer of the Mexican left Andrés Manuel López Obrador has won a sweeping victory — as expected — in the race to become Mexico's new president, per The New York Times.
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Brnabic, the country's first openly gay head of government, was picked by powerful president Aleksandar Vucic, who stepped down as prime minister to take the more ceremonial role after he won the April election in a landslide.
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Perhaps some speaker could declare the House sovereign, order the Senate and presidency dissolved, and write up a new constitution abolishing the Senate and presidency entirely and establishing the speaker of the House as head of government.
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"The forum had a unique opportunity to listen to the head of government of Ukraine, to get a wider point of view — it's hard to tell who lost more in this affair," Mr. Azarov said in the interview.
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In all the world's other 58 fully presidential democracies—those in which the president is both head of state and head of government—the winning candidate gets the most votes in the final, or only, round of voting.
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Alan Houmann, head of government affairs at Citibank in Europe, said anything agreed this year on the future shape of trade relations will only be "aspirational" and could be changed later in detailed negotiations that could last years.
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Speaking with CNBC Thursday morning in a wide-ranging interview, the Canadian head of government offered a defense of international trade agreements and explained he was not worried by the "little spikes of protectionism" that happen during elections.
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"The reported proposal would be a misapplication of emergency powers, there's certainly no credible justification to force American taxpayers to bail out uneconomic power plants," said Amy Farrell, head of government affairs at the American Wind Energy Association.
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"I ask the head of government to submit to me, after the summer break, proposals to fill executive posts in the government and the civil service with high-level national elites chosen on merit and competence", he said.
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LONDON — Now that Prime Minister Boris Johnson has become the first head of government to test positive for coronavirus, he will have to change the way he operates as he seeks to lead his country through the crisis.
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"As a private citizen who does not represent Zimbabwe internationally, unlike the head of state or head of government, she does not qualify for immunity under international law or under the relevant South African domestic law," she said.
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That loss of purchasing power has been a factor in the flood of elderly citizens - a traditionally loyal conservative voter base - who have ditched Merkel's mainstream alliance for more radical parties, weakening her position as head of government.
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"Unfortunately, today the head of government in the US is so ignorant as to use the foulest language about the nations, which is quite unacceptable and even unbelievable," he said Saturday, according to the semiofficial Mehr News Agency.
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Back before he went to work in parliament, Pearson served as head of government relations at Peabody Energy, the largest coal miner in the US, before getting hired as the aggressively pro-coal deputy CEO of the MCA.
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"OLA is an important tool to ensure economic resiliency, protect taxpayers and codifies that no institution is too big to fail," said Anthony Cimino, head of government affairs at the Financial Services Rountable, a major banking trade group.
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China has been thinking of means to grant Philippine fishing vessels access to the island's waters since President Rodrigo Duterte visited Beijing in October, said Wu Shicun, head of government-run National Institute for South China Sea Studies.
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"We need to find a way to address our shortcomings, our dependency on non-Muslims to protect ourselves against the enemies of Islam," said Mahathir, 94, the world's oldest head of government and one of its most outspoken.
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Lawmakers stood and cheered in parliament as the untested 46-year-old - a pro-European lawmaker who has never been in government - became the country's seventh head of government since its return to democracy in the late 1970s.
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"When George Bush was president of the United States of America, every single head of government in the world knew they were dealing with a true gentleman, a genuine leader — one who was distinguished, resolute and brave," Mulroney said.
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"If Congress wants to find money to modernize our roads and bridges, we encourage them to look to their own pockets – Americans have been filling them up for years," Americans for Prosperity's head of government affairs Brent Gardner said.
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Though Mr. Netanyahu last year passed the record of David Ben Gurion, Israel's first prime minister, to become the country's longest-serving head of government, he also became the only sitting prime minister to be indicted on criminal charges.
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The decision came five days after the resignation of 94-year-old Mahathir, the world's oldest head of government, who broke an alliance with Anwar, 72, that swept the former ruling party from power in a 2018 election victory.
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Helen McDowell, ViiV's head of government affairs and global public health, said that subject to licences being granted by U.S. and European drug regulators, the company was planning for an initial roll-out in sub-Saharn Africa next year.
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In addition to the presidency, voters will be electing a new national Congress — 128 senators and 500 deputies — eight governors and a head of government in Mexico City, as well as representatives to state congresses, mayors and municipal councils.
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Exit polling by Consulta Mitofsky for the Televisa network forecast gubernatorial wins for allies of Lopez Obrador&aposs Morena party in at least four of eight state races on the ballot plus for the head of government in Mexico City.
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ROME (Reuters) - Most Italians view Matteo Salvini, the outspoken leader of the anti-immigrant League party, as the real head of government, with just one in six casting Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte in that role, a poll showed on Friday.
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The recent imposition of tariffs between the world's two largest economies and the threat they could reach $200 billion means a trade war has gone from "a risk to a reality", Fitch's head of government ratings James McCormack told Reuters.
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"Suu Kyi, has not used her de facto position as Head of Government, nor her moral authority, to stem or prevent the unfolding events, or seek alternative avenues to meet a responsibility to protect the civilian population," the report reads.
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But it's worth asking the question of what toll unleashing a full-scale character assassination -- "there's a special place in hell" is pretty strong stuff -- on Canada's head of government means for how the US is perceived in the world.
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Backing off those claims has not been quick or easy, but it offers the chance to propose a head of government candidate less polarizing than either Di Maio or Salvini, though it's not yet clear who that person will be.
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The report said Suu Kyi "has not used her de facto position as Head of Government, nor her moral authority, to stem or prevent the unfolding events, or seek alternative avenues to meet a responsibility to protect the civilian population".
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Another possible scenario is that Mr. Schulz would replace Mr. Steinmeier as foreign minister, a possibility if the Social Democrats were to select their chairman, Sigmar Gabriel, currently the vice chancellor, as the party's candidate for chancellor, the head of government.
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Crispin Blunt, head of parliament's Foreign Affairs Committee, said a head-of-government visit by Trump would be appropriate this year but a full state visit should wait until 2020, the 400th anniversary of the Pilgrim Fathers' settlement in New England.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Socialist Pedro Sanchez was sworn in on Saturday as Spain's seventh head of government since its return to democracy in the late 1970s, taking over from veteran conservative Mariano Rajoy who was ousted on Friday over a corruption scandal.
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"This is a sea change for Malaysian politics for the very simple reason that for the first time a former head of government has been charged with corruption," said James Chin, director of Asia Institute Tasmania at the University of Tasmania.
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Jacinda Ardern, the prime minister of New Zealand, is a woman and also the first democratically elected head of government to give birth to a child while in office, but she's come under criticism for women's underrepresentation in her Cabinet.
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"The urgency we saw earlier in the year, the need to buy because people thought the world was coming to an end, is starting to settle down," said David Ader, head of government bond strategy at CRT Capital Group in Stamford, Connecticut.
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"Aung San Suu Kyi has not used her de facto position as Head of Government, nor her moral authority, to stem or prevent the unfolding events, or seek alternative avenues to meet a responsibility to protect the civilian population," the report says.
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Had it been publicly revealed that a member of Congress had solicited a foreign head of government to investigate and provide opposition research on his or her political opponent, that member would be investigated immediately and likely sanctioned by the Ethics Committee.
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"It's well known that employees are 210.9 times more likely to save for retirement if given the option do so through their employer," said Kevin Cox, head of government savings at Ascensus, which administers state retirement plans to California, Oregon and Illinois.
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"People are waiting to see whether they would get anything meaningful, but it's highly unlikely she wants to rock the boat before a long holiday weekend," said Larry Milstein, head of government and agency trading at R.W. Pressprich & Co. in New York.
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Most of the places you mention have a different head of state, to carry on all of the symbolic continuity, whether it's the crown or the nation, and the head of government is charged with the responsibility of being a political leader. . . .
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Although the BJP has so far not commented on the issue of farm loan waivers, Rajiv Kumar, the head of government think-tank NITI Aayog, has said that writing off debt is not the solution for the problems of the farm sector.
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"We have a lot of projects in a lot of communities that we are proud of, and we do have those conversations with elected officials," David Moskowitz, head of government relations and public policy at the fourth-largest U.S. lender, told Reuters.
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Employees are 143 times more likely to save for retirement if offered a workplace plan, according to Kevin Cox, head of government savings at Ascensus, an independent retirement savings provider, putting women at a distinct disadvantage if they are not even offered one.
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Channel One television station, which echoes the Kremlin line, alleged that the U.S. government had tried to dissuade some ASEAN head of government, in particular those from the Philippines and Malaysia, from traveling to Sochi, but that they snubbed Washington and came anyway.
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He shocked Beijing and like-thinking members of the foreign policy establishment when he courteously treated Tsai's congratulatory post-election phone call as the routine expression of good wishes from a fellow head of government, and a democratically-elected president at that.
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Apart from introducing the position of prime minister, dividing the roles of head of state and head of government, the new constitution makes the president head of the assembly and imposes a term limit on the presidency of two consecutive five-year periods.
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"I think Trump, having lived through a couple of real estate cycles, probably is in tune with this more than the average policy maker," said Martin Schuh, the head of government relations at the CRE Finance Council, a commercial real estate advocacy group.
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Ireland&aposs Taoiseach— its head of government — Leo Varadkar has long said that Ireland would take Smith back to face justice in the country and would not revoke her citizenship, saying that she was the country&aposs own responsibility to deal with.
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Then, later that year, Mr. Mugabe engineered constitutional amendments that scrapped the figurehead presidency enshrined at independence and permitted him to take the title of executive president, combining the roles of head of state, head of government and military commander-in-chief.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - New Finnish Prime Minister Sanna Marin brushed aside the media frenzy over her appointment as the world's youngest serving head of government at age 34, pledging a sharp focus on climate policies as she made her debut at an EU summit.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - New Finnish Prime Minister Sanna Marin brushed aside the media frenzy over her appointment as the world's youngest serving head of government at age 34, pledging a sharp focus on climate policies as she made her debut at an EU summit.
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In the United States, men's attitudes to female leaders in several areas of public life from politics to the judiciary grew more negative and just 49% of male respondents said they would be "very comfortable" with a woman as head of government.
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The "yes" vote in the referendum is a validation of the current leadership style of Mr. Erdogan, who has been acting as a de facto head of government since his election in 2014 despite having no constitutional right to wield such power.
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Related: Ex-Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert to Serve Reduced Sentence in Special VIP Prison Ward While Olmert is the first former head of government to spend time behind bars in Israel, he follows in the footsteps of several other high-ranking politicians.
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"The State Counsellor, Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, has not used her de facto position as Head of Government, nor her moral authority, to stem or prevent the unfolding events, or seek alternative avenues to meet a responsibility to protect the civilian population," it read.
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"It is no secret to anybody that Donald Trump was very ill prepared and unexperienced in terms of dealing with matters that a head of state needs to deal with, head of government, and I think this is now coming to roost," Brennan said.
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" The president may have taken offense at Mulroney's characterization of Bush's relationships with foreign leaders when he said that "every single head of government in the world knew that they were dealing with a gentleman, a genuine leader, one who was distinguished, resolute and brave.
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His true mission was not to the British head of state, nor to the head of government, Prime Minister Theresa May, whom he infuriated by praising her enemy Boris Johnson in a tabloid interview (though he rowed back in a press conference on Friday).
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In that regard, it could not come at a worse time for Mr. Erdogan, who officially opens an election campaign on Thursday that is expected to emphasize his economic achievements and impressive year-on-year growth over 15 years at the head of government.
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He has become a rare thing in Europe — not only a Socialist head of government, but one who has overseen a solid economy, helped by tourism and foreign investors, and proved wrong the critics who had long caricatured the left as incapable of fiscal discipline.
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If she were to emerge as the senior party leader in a coalition she would become the first female head of government in Ireland's history, although two women — Mary Robinson and Mary McAleese — have already served as head of state, a largely ceremonial office.
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"We hope a new head of government and its members will be chosen within the constitutional deadline" of 15 days since the resignation was formalized in parliament on Sunday, a representative of Sistani said in his Friday sermon in the holy city of Kerbala.
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"We are building telemedicine in our apps today where you can consult a doctor from the convenience of your homes, not for emergency," said Jai Verma, CEO and board member of insurance company Cigna DIFC, and global head of government solutions at Cigna International.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Less than 50% of American men would be "very comfortable" with a female head of government, according to a survey published on Tuesday that found men in Britain and the United States growing less comfortable with women in positions of power.
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Mahathir, who at 93 became the world's oldest head of government after starting his second stint as prime minister in May, has for decades been accused of anti-Semitism for his attacks against Jews, whom he has accused of perpetrating a humanitarian crisis in the Palestinian territories.
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The constitution also stipulates that the president names the ministers, "on the proposal" of the prime minister-designate—a provision that has been interpreted to mean that a prospective head of government must table a list of choices that the president can accept or, sometimes, reject.
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As the former head of government relations for the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, which formed the Gateway Program Development Corporation to oversee the project, I saw firsthand the incredible bureaucratic complexities, turf rivalries, and fiscal shock and awe these plans first caused.
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Illicit gaming is hard to detect, partly because those involved cooperate to hide what they are doing, said Scott Talbot, head of government relations at the Electronic Transactions Association, a trade organization for the payment processing industry that counts some of the world's largest banks as members.
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While much of the blame can be placed on the subject of Hannah Beech's article, Aung San Suu Kyi—the head of government and former human-rights icon—we are all at fault for taking too long to register that she was not who we thought.
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" Gallego said he hopes Trump is privately working to push back against Russian cyberattacks by authorizing his national security team to combat them but "he needs to match his actions publicly too" because "the Russians ... only understand power, and power projected by the head of government.
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This jump—introduced in a November bill and seen by some as a way for Ontario Premier [head of government of a province or territory] Kathleen Wynne to gain some votes going into an upcoming election—will see wages jump to $15 an hour in 2019.
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Sam Brinton, head of government affairs at the Trevor Project, a suicide prevention service that focuses on LGBTQ youths, compared the legislation to the controversial bathroom bills that prohibited transgender people from using locker rooms, public restrooms and other sex-segregated facilities that matched their gender identity.
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Richard Reavey, the head of government relations for Cloud Peak Energy, which operates a strip mine here that sends coal to the Midwest and increasingly to coal-burning power plants in Asia said Mr. Trump's change of course was meant to correct wrongs of the past.
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"As a CEO or head of government relations at a trade association, you're running a comprehensive campaign every day while countering your opponents' every move, all while managing the different personalities and opinions from your own membership and board of directors," a lobbyist told The Hill.
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The two women had been due to compete on a ballot of around 150,000 Conservative party members, with the result to be declared by September 9, but the shock announcement opens the way for May to take over the party much sooner and compete for the head of government.
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Read more: 7 Democratic women to watch in 2020 Both the UK and Canada reported a higher tolerance for women in political leadership — 58% of those surveyed in the UK and 57% of those polled in Canada said they'd be "very comfortable" with a female head of government.
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The head of government would have five years in office with a guaranteed parliamentary majority, free of even the threat of a rebellion in his own ranks—deputies' prospects for re-election will depend not on their popularity with their constituents but on their standing with their party leader.
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Many reasons have been bandied around for the lack of Americans, with the most notable leaks so far focusing on associates of Russian President Vladimir Putin, U.K. Prime Minister David Cameron and Icelandic Prime Minister Sigmundur David Gunnlaugsson, who stepped aside as head of government after his name surfaced.
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Ms. Merkel, who has been in power since 2005 and is Europe's longest-serving head of government, indicated that she bore some responsibility for the result on Sunday because she is the leader of the Christian Democrats and chancellor in a coalition with the center-left Social Democrats.
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"Let me tell you -- when George Herbert Walker Bush was President of the United States, every single head of government in the world knew that they were dealing with a gentleman -- a genuine leader -- one who was distinguished, resolute and brave," said former Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney.
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Mr. Trump, a bull in a diplomatic china shop, had spent the past few days attacking the United States' closest allies in tweets, referring to himself as a "stable genius" on the world stage and criticizing a fellow head of government on the front page of a British tabloid.
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"If all goes to plan, Merkel ends her time in office as a historic figure: not just as the first woman in the Chancellery ... but as the first German head of government to leave of her own accord, not by being deposed or in a scandal," it added.
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Hofer is a eurosceptic and has said that in some cases Austria should consider leaving the EU. The FPO, which also hopes to provide the next chancellor, or head of government, shares its anti-immigration policy with rightist movements in several European countries, such as the Alternative for Germany (AfD).
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Since the start of his campaign, more than 50 employees of Bloomberg Philanthropies have moved across town to his Times Square campaign headquarters as paid staff members, including the foundation's chief executive, Patricia E. Harris, a former New York deputy mayor, and James Anderson, previously the foundation's head of government innovation.
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This was the astonishing outcome in Britain of the disclosure of the Panama Papers, the 22012 million documents leaked from the offshore agent Mossack Fonseca — a hurricane of data that has blown around the globe and already driven one head of government from office (Sigmundur David Gunnlaugsson, Iceland's prime minister until this month).
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Mr. Olmert, forced to resign during an intensive, if inconclusive, round of peace talks with the Palestinians, was the first former head of government to be imprisoned for misconduct in Israel, though the crimes for which he was convicted did not take place during his tenure as prime minister, from 2006 to 2009.
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The irrigation project has raised annual vegetable production in the two districts by about 2000,25 tonnes since 2013, and boosted farmer income from an average of about $425 a year in 2013 to about $615 this year, according to Gregory Muluh Ngu, the head of government rural development programs in the North West region.
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"Perhaps more importantly for this FOMC we think the Fed will make note of the improvement in financial conditions -hardly enough to hike in April, let alone this week, but odds for later in this year could be enhanced," said David Ader, head of government bond strategy at CRT Capital Group in Stamford, Connecticut.
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Strips trading was last in the regulatory spotlight more than two decades ago when in 1994 Joseph Jett, former head of government bond trading at Kidder, Peabody & Co. was fired amid allegations that he falsely reported $348m profits on government-strips trades that masked losses of nearly $100m over two and a half years.
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In its report last month calling for General Min Aung Hlaing and other commanders to be tried for genocide, a United Nations mission singled out Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi for not using her position as the de facto head of government, or her moral authority in Myanmar, to try to stop the atrocities.
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In 19633, as both deputy prime minister and foreign minister, he briefly became head of government when Prime Minister Francisco Sá Carneiro, a 46-year-old Social Democrat, was killed along with six others when their small plane crashed into a house after taking off from Lisbon Airport on its way to a political rally.
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Of course, Merkel is the exception in many ways: She is Germany's first female chancellor, having made her way climbing the ranks in male-dominated companies like General Electric and SAP, and as of 2014, is the longest-serving head of government in the EU. In America, body language has been difficult for women to navigate.
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The big winner of the election, 31-year-old Sebastian Kurz, Austria's likely new and Europe's youngest head of government, did indeed borrow some of far-right policies and rhetoric But he also bears a certain resemblance to France's Emmanuel Macron by rebranding the center-right People's Party into a political "movement" and utilizing his youthfulness and charisma.
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He is certainly the only other head of government who has had multiple stories devoted to the evolution of his hair: a unique mop of very fine electric blond that has on occasion resembled a medieval bowl cut but more often is standing on end in confusion after having been tugged willy-nilly by its owner.
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British ministers Boris Johnson and Liam Fox, foreign and international trade secretaries respectively, have visited the U.S.. And British Prime Minister Theresa May will become this week the first head of government to meet the new U.S. president — that partly thanks, a British official conceded reluctantly, to Brexiter Nigel Farage, a Trump favorite and ideological ally of presidential adviser Stephen Bannon.
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