Again, thank you again for stepping aside for Ibtihaj Muhammad.
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So, when you're a founder, the same thing, stepping aside.
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In stepping aside, Sloan said his presence had become a distraction.
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Mueller must take full responsibility for the error by stepping aside.
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Stepping aside from politics, jobless claims fell to 232,000 from 244,000.
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Joly is stepping aside at a moment of strength for Best Buy.
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As founder and CEO, he stewarded CorePower's growth until stepping aside after 2012.
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"He's said for some time that he was stepping aside," Ms. Raggi said.
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"He would certainly love it if you came in," Sabrina said, stepping aside.
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Mr. Koskinen said on Thursday that he had no intention of stepping aside.
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"I can't picture him stepping aside for the presidency," the ex-employee said.
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Outgoing CEO Gene Kimmelman is stepping aside to take on a senior adviser role.
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Western powers criticized Kagame for not stepping aside, saying he should set an example.
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If anything, Mr. Graham added, Mr. Rosenstein might have to consider stepping aside, too.
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" Cole concluded, "Though I am stepping aside, I am not stepping away from this fight.
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The only president Kazakhstan has known since independence is stepping aside, though not really down.
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Co-founder Emmanuel Freund is stepping aside as CEO — he's now in charge of strategy.
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" SNL's Pence then added on a serious note, "I want you to consider stepping aside.
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"And none of us are stepping aside and waiting for someone else to solve it."
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But he still has time to avoid further damaging his legacy by stepping aside peacefully.
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Stepping aside from politics, consumer sentiment data is set to come out at 10 a.m.
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Career diplomats tend to succeed by following orders, or by quietly stepping aside if they cannot.
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Blue Apron founder Matt Salzberg is stepping aside as the company's CEO, the company announced Thursday.
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Do you mind stepping aside so we can watch him hit someone with a folding chair?
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"There is no benefit to Paul Ryan stepping aside," said Representative John Culberson, Republican of Texas.
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They just called on them before stepping aside so that male journalists could ask the questions.
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Now, in a surprise move, he announced on Tuesday he is stepping aside as CEO on Jan.
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Chris Christie, a former federal prosecutor and Trump ally, also suggested Friday that Mueller consider stepping aside.
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But CEO Mark Pincus is stepping aside (again), and board member Frank Gibeau is taking the reins.
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Afterwards, he served briefly as the Moscow-backed governor of Sevastopol before stepping aside for new leaders.
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Sessions said he is stepping aside at the urging of senior career officials in the Justice Department.
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RadPad founder and CEO Jonathan Eppers will be stepping aside, but staying on in an advisory role.
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All three are now stepping aside to make way for the latest trendy confection: the luxury eclair.
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Mario M. Cuomo, who considered running for president in 1988 and 1992 before stepping aside both times.
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His stepping aside from the self-driving job will give some legal cover to Uber, it seems.
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Perhaps that was because May is stepping aside, with her replacement to be chosen in the coming weeks.
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Upon his return to politics, he said he intended to govern for only two years before stepping aside.
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By February 2151, Pike was stepping aside as national president of the Bandidos and taking a health leave.
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However, Pinkston told The Independent that he "definitely plan[s] on stepping aside" when Higgins decides to run.
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Despite his public assurance that he was stepping aside from the Russia probe and delegate authority to Rep.
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In 2015, the company's cofounder and chief executive was stepping aside to make room for a veteran operator.
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As a result, home sales dropped for the past three months, and entry-level buyers are stepping aside.
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"I think a lot of women make room for men without thinking about it, stepping aside," she said.
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"Let me think about it," she says, stepping aside, making a show of looking at the pastry case.
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"But what he's stepping aside from is that if he stands there, that means something, too," Abbot said.
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And he blames Sessions for stepping aside and provoking that in the first place, certainly Comey as well.
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His counsel: Stepping aside isn't the worst thing in the world, if you look at it the right way.
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"He can solve this himself by doing the right thing for the nation and stepping aside," the congressman said.
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Kent is stepping aside as CEO on Monday, making way for James Quincey, who is currently chief operating officer.
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But criticism over Nunes' actions led to him temporarily stepping aside his committee's investigation into Russia's election-year meddling.
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McCarthy ultimately paid the price for his honesty by stepping aside from his speakership bid, but the strategy worked.
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It resulted in IOOF's Managing Director Christopher Kelaher and Chairman George Venardos stepping aside to fight the APRA's move.
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So, for six weeks, I'm stepping aside to see whether these superior versions of myself could excel in my place.
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In a statement, Long said he was stepping aside to spend more time with his family living in North Carolina.
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Mr. Putin has been president since 22, stepping aside for one term as prime minister to get around term limits.
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She said that by stepping aside at the fund, he can focus more intensively on advocacy and his other work.
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Garrett cited his battle with alcoholism in stepping aside Monday, just days after reassuring voters he would stay in the race.
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He had until last month run Uber's self-driving car division, before stepping aside from those responsibilities pending the court case.
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Conyers announced that he's stepping aside as top Democrat on the House Judiciary Committee while he's investigated by the Ethics Committee.
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Green blamed "false and misleading attacks" against him and said he was stepping aside so as not to be a distraction.
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Jackson continued to deny the allegations against him but said he was stepping aside to avoid being a "distraction" for Trump.
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If successful, he said the agreement could pave the way for broader peace talks that could result in Assad stepping aside.
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For me, now, that means stepping aside so my colleagues at Breitbart can get back to the great work they do.
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Biver, 69, one of the Swiss watch industry's best-known and most successful managers, confirmed on Thursday he was stepping aside.
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RIP Medvedev served as Russia's president until 2012, before stepping aside so current leader Vladimir Putin could begin his third term.
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This is a temporary stepping aside his position as ranking member so this can be a completely transparent and unfettered investigation.
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Mr. Ryan said little, according to people who were in the room, stepping aside while the White House took the heat.
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She said she was stepping aside after almost a decade on the national stage, including her tenure as South Carolina governor.
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The attorney general during his confirmation hearing in the Senate committed to stepping aside from any investigations related to Hillary Clinton.
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Nunes should seriously consider stepping aside, as his own actions have now become the center of an ever-widening and distracting controversy.
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He should consider stepping aside temporarily to let an independent reform committee take over the I.A.A.F. and rebuild its shoddy governance structure.
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Nunes has been running a separate investigation from the House Russia investigation after stepping aside from leading the House's main Russia probe.
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The Pentagon on Monday announced that acting Army Secretary Eric Fanning is stepping aside temporarily while he awaits confirmation by the Senate.
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It's possible that conversations are happening even as we speak that might lead to one or both men stepping aside sometime soon.
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Nunes said he was stepping aside in April, after claiming that "leftwing activist groups" had falsely accused him of leaking classified information.
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The backlash was almost immediate as people took issue with a black actor stepping aside to be replaced by a white one.
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Auxiliary Bishop John Jenik, 74, will be stepping aside as an investigation into allegations of sexual abuse of a minor is underway.
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He completed 20 of 32 passes for 251 yards and two touchdowns before stepping aside for Kellen Clemens in the fourth quarter.
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Stepping aside from the heat of that battle one might argue that Truman lost because he was fighting against economic and financial determinants.
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On Friday, he said he "would caution against reading the fate of Libra" into the news that Visa and Mastercard were stepping aside.
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Martin Schulz is stepping aside as leader after his campaign to become chancellor earned the SPD its worst result in the postwar era.
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He serves as acting prime minister but perhaps not for long; potential coalition partners have made their support conditional on his stepping aside.
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Russia investigation Devin Nunes is stepping aside -- for a little while -- from running the House investigation into Russia's meddling in the 2016 elections.
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Kevin is ready for his big change, and so is she – but hers involves stepping aside, so that everything else can come together.
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Last Thursday, I asked Director Comey about the FBI's interactions with you, General Sessions, prior to your stepping aside from the Russian investigation.
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Although U.S officials have raised the question of a political transition in Damascus, Assad, backed by Russia, shows no sign of stepping aside.
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Mueller can go a long way to restoring honor and trust by stepping aside in the name of avoiding the appearance of impropriety.
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"Yes, I've felt that men were in my space," Jill Biden said, saying she handled it by stepping aside and not addressing it.
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The attorney general during his confirmation hearing in the Senate committed to stepping aside from any investigations related to the Democratic presidential candidate.
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After running Hot Bread Kitchen, tucked under the elevated tracks in East Harlem, for 10 years, Ms. Rodriguez, the founder, is stepping aside.
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Germany: Europe could be left leaderless now that the front-runner to replace Angela Merkel as chancellor has announced she is stepping aside.
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Ms. Hunt McLanahan had been chairwoman of that board for the past two years, stepping aside only weeks ago because of her illness.
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"We will do everything to stop a no-deal Brexit," Corbyn said, when asked if he would consider stepping aside to help stop Brexit.
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This all comes in the wake of the company's founder stepping aside for a CEO who had previously spent time places like Coca-Cola.
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Nunes stepping aside was just the latest evidence that the Trump administration's very vocal concerns about surveillance gone wild have been less than sincere.
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In the hours after that post, the comedian finally revealed that he would be stepping aside from the prestigious gig and delivered an apology.
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Anthony Levandowski, the head of Uber's self-driving group, is stepping aside in the face of trade-theft accusations from his former employer, Waymo.
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Bell ends his letter by thanking Phelps "for stepping aside" as flag-bearer, although he never did, nor did he offer to do so.
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But there was a purpose to the silliness, Mr. Gilbert, who is stepping aside after eight years as music director, said in the interview.
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RELATED: House intel chairman stepping aside from House Russia investigation "We're going to pursue the investigation, follow every lead to its logical conclusion," Conaway said.
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Arai, who will retire next year, told Reuters he would help Hasegawa settle in for as long as he deemed necessary before stepping aside completely.
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John Kasich, who is in third place in the state, agreed to withdraw ads, appearances and other resources from his Indiana campaign, effectively stepping aside.
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The theme of older leaders stepping aside to make room for younger ones has come up frequently in midterm campaigns around the country this year.
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Bolton struck a deal to write the book shortly after stepping aside as Trump's national security adviser in September, after 17 months in that post.
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Stepping aside so Turkey can attack was a rank betrayal of Syria's Kurds, who have done most of the fighting and dying on the ground.
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He suggested Majority Leader Mitch McConnell might have to think about stepping aside if he doesn't deliver on the president's agenda of healthcare, taxes, and infrastructure.
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The Guptas, who are in business with Zuma's son Duduzane, have said stepping aside as owners would help the company restore banking relations and preserve jobs.
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On December 28th Freeport-McMoRan, the firm he founded and built into a global mining and oil giant, said he was stepping aside as executive chairman.
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Washington (CNN)Tony Podesta, a major Democratic Washington player, is stepping aside from his lobbying firm amid the special counsel's investigation, he began telling people Monday.
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The trend: A slew of Republican lawmakers have announced they are stepping aside in advance of the midterm elections this fall, including House Speaker Paul Ryan.
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Kavanaugh refused to answer questions about Trump or commit to stepping aside from any case about the Russia investigation that might come to the Supreme Court.
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Being an ally in this moment means participating but also stepping aside to listen to those who have been historically marginalized and disenfranchised speak about their experiences.
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" Still, after announcing he'd be stepping aside from the WWE to focus on his health, Reigns says he felt like "a huge security blanket wrapped around me.
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Asked if McConnell should consider stepping aside or retiring — an outcome some conservatives are openly clamoring for — the president's response was far from a vote of confidence.
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But that hearing got swept up in the fiasco surrounding Nunes' clandestine White House trip and later led to him stepping aside from leading his panel's investigation.
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Devin Nunes' announcement that he is temporarily stepping aside --- but who is the man now tasked with getting things back on track after weeks of partisan conflict?
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The OCI said Hickey, its president, was stepping aside from all his Olympic functions until the matter was fully resolved, and was being replaced by William O'Brien.
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Angela Merkel's stepping aside may prove the beginning of a revival of political discourse in Germany, and a much-needed resolution about where the country is headed.
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Mr. Conyers, the longest-serving member of the House, announced that he was stepping aside as the House Ethics Committee investigates allegations that he sexually harassed aides.
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Jones is stepping aside as federal prosecutors continue a probe into allegations union leaders embezzled funds and accepted bribes, including from at least one automaker, Fiat Chrysler.
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"What leadership looks like is stepping aside for the collective good and the good of the country instead of putting your own ego first," Lawson-Remer said.
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Starbucks has just undergone a major management change, with its longtime chief executive, Howard Schultz, stepping aside to focus on developing its emerging high-end coffee business.
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Stepping aside and letting director Irvin Kershner and screenwriter Lawrence Kasdan take the reins of the sequel to "Star Wars" was the smartest decision Lucas ever made.
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Chris Lattner said that he was stepping aside as project lead for Swift as he prepares to leave the company later this month for an unspecified new venture.
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But Bolt confirmed he would not run the 200 meter event in London and said he had no regrets about stepping aside as his glittering career winds down.
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Devin Nunes' announcement Thursday that he is temporarily stepping aside --- but who is the man now tasked with getting things back on track after weeks of partisan conflict?
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After the announcement in April that James Levine was stepping aside, it took just six weeks for the details of Mr. Nézet-Séguin's appointment to be worked out.
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Lindsey Graham, South Carolina: "I believe Roy Moore would be doing himself, the state, the GOP, and the country a service by stepping aside," he tweeted Monday. Sen.
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John Conyers says he is stepping aside as the top Democrat on the House Judiciary Committee amid a congressional investigation into allegations he sexually harassed female staff members.
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The good news is that some of the Republicans who lack the backbone to fight for conservative policies are stepping aside opening the field up to true conservatives.
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However, he has refused to commit publicly to stepping aside and some of his allies have in recent weeks argued that a legal technicality allows him to stand again.
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John J. Riccardo, who as chairman and chief executive of Chrysler recruited Lee Iacocca before stepping aside as the automaker neared bankruptcy, died on Saturday in Ann Arbor, Mich.
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Lauren Cohan, who plays Maggie, will be stepping aside to film her new ABC series, Whiskey Cavalier, though she assures TWD fans she may not be gone for long.
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"Um, don't you get line-jumping privileges or something?" you meekly ask, stepping aside to let this mountain of a man pass lest he get hangry and eat you.
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Nunes announced in April he was temporarily stepping aside from leading the investigation into Russia's meddling in the 2016 elections, citing a series of ethics complaints filed against him.
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After two terms as vice president and then stepping aside to make way for Hillary Clinton, he's had more presidential campaign experience than just about anybody in American politics.
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Stepping aside from central bank news, the S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Index showed home prices rose 5.5 percent in April, below the expected increase of 5.8 percent.
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BLUE MOUNTAINS, Australia (Reuters) - The dirty, hot and dangerous work of battling bushfires might be physically exhausting for Raymond Lowe, but he is not stepping aside any time soon.
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" Schiff has shown no indication he is considering stepping aside, and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has vehemently defended the chairman Thursday, accusing Republicans of being "afraid of the truth.
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With Loretta E. Lynch stepping aside as attorney general, the new administration needed someone to sign the foreign intelligence surveillance warrants that continually cycle through the attorney general's office.
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The News on Sunday meanwhile urged Sethi to seize the moral high ground by stepping aside in the interests of Pakistan cricket to avoid a damaging "war of succession".
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Trump commented Thursday about his ongoing spat with McConnell, telling reporters that if McConnell can't convince Republican senators to repeal and replace Obamacare, then it's time to consider stepping aside.
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Stepping aside from politics, a whole host of U.S. companies are set to report earnings on Wednesday, with Whole Foods and 21st Century Fox expected to be of key focus.
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Stepping aside from central bank news, a slew of economic releases should come out on Tuesday including the S&P /Case-Shiller Home Price Index due out at 9.00 a.m.
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Cody Wilson, the crypto-anarchist at the center of the 23D-printed gun movement, is stepping aside from his company following his arrest on charges of sexually assaulting a minor.
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Cody Wilson, the crypto-anarchist at the center of the 3D-printed gun movement, is stepping aside from his company following his arrest on charges of sexually assaulting a minor.
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The former Burberry executive who took over the running of Harvey Nichols nearly four years ago is stepping aside to take a new role at the company, the Times reports.
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The district's congressman is Representative Brian Fitzpatrick, a former F.B.I. agent whose brother Mike won, lost and reclaimed the seat over the past dozen years before stepping aside in January.
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The whole episode ultimately led to Nunes temporarily stepping aside as leader of the House Intelligence Committee's Russia investigation amid an Ethics Committee investigation over whether he revealed classified information.
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After stepping aside from leading the committee's investigation into Russian election meddling, Nunes has run his own effort to push the FBI and Justice Department for documents about the dossier.
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Local NBC affiliate WCMH-TV reported that witnesses said Schooler was headed back to the pulpit after stepping aside while the choir sang, when his brother followed him and shot him.
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HAVANA (Reuters) - Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos's effort to negotiate a ceasefire with the country's last rebel group before stepping aside next week has failed, the two parties said on Wednesday.
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Earlier this year, Nunes announced that he was stepping aside from directing the committee's Russia inquiry after he became the subject of an ethics investigation into his handling of classified information.
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In declining health for several years, Mr. Castro had orchestrated what he hoped would be the continuation of his Communist revolution, stepping aside in 212014 when a serious illness felled him.
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He was best known, however, for "Inside the Actors Studio," which continued on Bravo into 2018, before segueing to Ovation TV, with Lipton stepping aside, and the program employing rotating hosts.
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That buyer, FireEye, said today that its current CEO, co-founder Dave Dewalt, would be stepping aside, and that Mandia — currently its president — would become the new CEO effective June 15.
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On Sunday, Representative John Conyers Jr. announced he was stepping aside as the top Democrat on the House Judiciary Committee while an ethics panel investigates allegations that he sexually harassed aides.
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In an email to the staff, Mr. Pacelle said late Friday that because "our mission depends on unity," he was stepping aside to allow a search for a successor to begin.
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The big picture: Speaking at a private leadership event in Singapore, Obama said he currently does not plan on getting back into political leadership because he believes in leaders stepping aside.
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The owner of the Virginia restaurant responsible for kicking White House press secretary Sarah Sanders and her family out on Friday evening is stepping aside from leadership of a local business group.
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He plans to finish serving his third term in Congress before stepping aside after the 2018 election to focus on his presidential campaign — one he is willing and able to fund himself.
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In light of the most recent allegations and the cumulative effect of others, I believe #RoyMoore would be doing himself, the state, the GOP, and the country a service by stepping aside.
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President Ernest Bai Koroma is stepping aside after his maximum two terms in office, and sixteen candidates are vying to replace him, of whom four are seen as having a realistic chance.
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Trump's re-election would also be contingent on Vice President Mike Pence — who would become president if Trump were removed from office — stepping aside and not running for the Republican presidential nomination.
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Akzo Nobel issued a profit warning on Friday and announced a revamp that will include the chief financial officer stepping aside and a shake-up to its paints and industrial coatings businesses.
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Nobody thinks they're one "No TPP!" chant away from Clinton stepping aside in Sanders's favor, and they all understand that Sanders himself has clearly and repeatedly asked them to knock it off.
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Brunet will take over as global head of powertrain and electric vehicle engineering from Alain Raposo, who is stepping aside on Jan 1st, an alliance spokeswoman said, confirming a Reuters report on Tuesday.
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The ruling party was routed, strongman Joseph Kabila is stepping aside after 18 years, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo has a chance to complete its first-ever peaceful transfer of power.
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There are a lot of people and a lot of tech that made the movie possible, but it's all invisible, stepping aside so we can just enjoy the film and keep on swimming.
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Stepping aside from politics, earnings are expected to be front and center in U.S. trade on Monday, with Marriott International and Plains All American being some of the key companies set to report.
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Another source close to Sessions tells CNN the only way Sessions would resign is if it was best for the country and he doesn't see why stepping aside now would serve that purpose.
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In Trump's first two years she successfully threaded the needle by gaining international expertise as our United Nations ambassador, while also stepping aside early enough to maintain sufficient political distance from the president.
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The timing of Ryan's move to announce his plans Wednesday stunned many of his GOP colleagues, many of whom expected he wouldn't talk about stepping aside until after the midterm elections in November.
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On Thursday, House Intelligence Committee chairman Devin Nunes released a statement announcing he'd be "temporarily" stepping aside from his committee's ongoing investigation into Russia's alleged involvement in the 2016 presidential election, Politico reports.
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If Viganò's allegations are accurate (some argue his timing was politically motivated), would the pope stepping aside—like the pope before him, the first to do so in 600 years—actually represent justice?
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An Ontario cabinet minister announced on Monday that he would be stepping aside in order to make room for women, in an attempt to help his premier meet gender parity in her government.
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It was at Mar-a-Lago the next evening that Mr. Trump brought up the Russia investigation with Mr. Sessions and asked him to change his mind about stepping aside, the people said.
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President Ernest Bai Koroma is stepping aside, having completed his maximum two terms in office, and sixteen candidates are vying to replace him, of whom four are seen as having a realistic chance.
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Mohamed Ould Ghazouani, a former general and defence minister, was heavily tipped to replace outgoing President Mohamed Ould Abdel Aziz, who is stepping aside after serving the maximum two five-year elected terms.
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After one of the shortest and most turbulent premierships in modern history, Theresa May is stepping aside now that her mission to deliver on the results of the Brexit referendum has ended in failure.
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Li, who started out as a factory apprentice at 19963, is stepping aside from a conglomerate that employs 323,000 employees and has assets in more than 50 countries spanning property, power, telecoms and oil.
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After Kalanick took over control of the company, Graves served as the company's president before stepping aside in August 2016, with the hire of former Target chief marketing officer Jeff Jones into the role.
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Kalanick said on Tuesday he was stepping aside at Uber because he needed time to grieve his recently deceased mother and work on his leadership shortcomings, according to a staff email seen by Reuters.
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If lawmakers are so politically charged that they are unable to conduct meaningful oversight, then Congress is better off stepping aside and letting the investigative process unfold and the chips fall where they may.
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At the time, Attorney General Jeff Sessions was still in office, but his job security was always less than rock-solid, as the President regularly lambasted him for stepping aside from the Russia investigation.
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The Information reported earlier on Friday that Mr. Sacks was considering stepping aside as chief executive; The Wall Street Journal said on Friday that Mr. Sacks is expected to join Mr. Trump's transition team.
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" MTM's Liberian advisory board recommended an independent investigation, and in a letter to the board, Meyler wrote that stepping "aside while the investigation is underway will further the goal of a thorough and impartial review.
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" Pressed about stepping aside and allowing a woman to take his seat, Franken told Minnesota Public Radio, "I'm committed to working as hard as I can here in the Senate for the people of Minnesota.
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Launching onto the scene with 1995's The Usual Suspects, he transitioned from indies to 2000's X-Men, stepping aside after 2003's X2 to helm the underrated, much-reviled Superman reboot Superman Returns.
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Unrelatedly, Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian announced today that he would be stepping aside at Reddit to focus on a full-time role at Initialized Capital, the early-stage VC firm that he co-founded.
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Eric Swalwell (D-Calif.), a member of the Intelligence Committee, told The Hill that Democrats did not know Nunes's statement was coming, noting that he learned about his stepping aside from a breaking news alert.
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One Republican lawmaker who's friends with Nunes said he "still has faith" in him, but said after Nunes took the secret trip to the White House, there was almost no choice other than stepping aside.
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Nunes, who despite stepping aside from directing the House Russia investigation has been leading his own separate investigation, accused Sessions and the FBI of stonewalling him repeatedly in a September 1 letter obtained by CNN.
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Last week, Prime Minister Sigmundur David Gunnlaugsson of Iceland said he was temporarily stepping aside after documents showed that he and his wife had set up a company in the British Virgin Islands in 2007.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Google's top lobbyist in Washington is stepping aside as the U.S. technology company faces criticism on Capitol Hill on issues including privacy protections and its investment plans in China, the Alphabet Inc (GOOGL.
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"Chairman Nunes, even when he said he was stepping aside … never did, and continued to make all the key decisions," Schiff, the senior Democrat on the Intelligence Committee, said in an interview with Politico Monday.
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Uber's Anthony Levandowski, who founded Otto and then became head of Uber's Advanced Technologies Group (ATG) once Otto was acquired by the ride-sharing company, is stepping aside from his role as head of ATG.
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Last week, Nunes, the House Intelligence Committee Chairman, announced he would be stepping aside from the committee's Russia investigation after people complained to the House Ethics Committee about how he had handled it thus far.
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At the pope's suggestion, he said, he was stepping aside "for a while," effective immediately, and would leave the day-to-day handling of church affairs to Father Yves Baumgarten, the vicar-general in Lyon.
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In the 295.8 homestretch, banks have played it safe and ushered in a wave of transactions for familiar, higher-rated borrowers, aware that investors are stepping aside from companies that could falter in a downturn.
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An election to replace Kabila is now scheduled for December but he has yet to commit to stepping aside, further stoking tensions across the country where millions died in wars around the turn of the century.
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"I believe it would be better for our country if he sent a clear message that any kind of mistreatment of women in our society isn't acceptable by stepping aside to let someone else serve," Sen.
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Trump's visit takes place as May is stepping aside to make way for a new leader after she failed to deliver Britain's departure from the European Union on time, plunging the country's politics into further uncertainty.
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Ms. Boone Isaacs, who has worked with Ms. Hudson to carry out several diversity initiatives, was elected to four consecutive one-year terms as president, the most possible without stepping aside for at least one year.
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After 31 years and nearly 250 performances, it was stepping aside, to be replaced next fall by a Michael Mayer production that will, most likely, involve a lot less stone-styled plaster and pseudo-weathered hieroglyphics.
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VANCOUVER (Reuters) - Vancouver Mayor Gregor Robertson said on Tuesday he would not seek re-election later this year, stepping aside during an affordability crisis that has pitted residents against speculators in Canada's most expensive housing market.
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So it makes sense that as all three position themselves to be leading House Democrats again, they are framing it as transitional leadership — a bridge to get Democrats to 2020 and then stepping aside for younger members.
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At the same time, another partner in those deals, Tony Podesta, Democrat Operative and brother of Hillary Clinton&aposs campaign manager, shocked a lot of people today by stepping aside after his connections to Manafort were revealed.
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A close aide to Gandhi, speaking to Reuters after the meeting, said the 49-year-old was firm about stepping aside as Congress president, a position he held since succeeding his mother, Sonia Gandhi, in late 2017.
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German Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel, who led the party until stepping aside earlier this year to make way for former European Parliament president Martin Schulz, said he supported Macron's call for a separate budget for the eurozone.
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On the day charges were unsealed against former Trump campaign Chairman Paul Manafort and his aide Rick Gates, Podesta announced at a staff meeting he would leave his firm and is alerting clients he is stepping aside.
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Ron Fisher founded SoftBank Capital in 1995, the investment arm of SoftBank Group that oversees the Vision Fund, where he has served as vice chairman and head of investment since stepping aside as Managing Partner in 2015.
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Writers are often not generous, especially to people who cover the same turf, but I'm stepping aside, flourishing my hat in a princely bow and declaring Bill Geist the reigning Zeit-Geist of the baby boomer generation.
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Anthony Levandowski, the Uber executive accused of stealing trade secrets from Google, is stepping aside from leading some of the company's work on self-driving vehicles, amid a bare-knuckled legal fight between the two technology giants.
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CAPE TOWN (Reuters) - Hashim Amla said on Wednesday he was stepping aside as South Africa's test captain with immediate effect, a day after a double century rescued his country from possible defeat in the second test against England.
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RELATED: House intel chairman stepping aside from House Russia investigation "I temporarily stepped aside, just to make sure there was no issue at all, just to give everybody assurance there was no ethical issues at all," he said.
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The two campaigns issued statements on Sunday night that said the Ohio governor would stand down in Indiana to clear a path for Cruz, while Cruz would return the favor by stepping aside in Oregon and New Mexico.
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After Scalise said Thursday morning that "I've never run against Kevin and wouldn't run against Kevin," Ryan immediately seized on that statement as some sort of acknowledgment by the Louisiana Republican that he was stepping aside for McCarthy.
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The department's ethics official had advised Mr. Sessions to withdraw from overseeing the investigation shortly after he took office last year, given his role in the Trump campaign, and Mr. Trump never forgave Mr. Sessions for stepping aside.
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Stephanie Wilkinson, a co-owner of Red Hen, responsible for kicking White House press secretary Sarah Sanders and her family out of a Virginia restaurant on Friday evening, is stepping aside from leadership of a local business group. (Facebook)
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Even prior to stepping aside, he frequently and blatantly tried to derail the investigation by indulging Trump's patently false claims about illegal wiretapping at Trump Tower—an accusation that now even his own Justice Department has come out against.
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Telecom Italia (TIM) said late on Monday after a board meeting that Cattaneo would be stepping aside as chief executive on July 28 after 16 months in the job, with a severance payment of 25 million euros ($29 million).
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Garrett announced plans to not seek re-election after he reportedly asked his staff to perform tasks outside of the duties of his office, and he cited his desire to seek treatment for alcoholism as reason for stepping aside.
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And of course, even if Trump manages to eke out another victory in 2020, barring an unprecedented constitutional crisis in which he refuses to leave office at the end of a second term, he'll be stepping aside in 2025.
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Activists have been demonstrating since August against President Faure Gnassingbe's refusal to give a clear date for stepping aside and to allow opposition parties to flourish in the region's only country that still does not accept presidential term limits.
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It would also mean Syrian President Bashar al-Assad stepping aside, a move that analysts have said may not suit Russia as it wouldn't want to be involved in a move with the West to bring change in the region.
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Sheikh Ahmad has stood down from two Olympic roles because of the case and on Monday said he would be stepping aside from the presidency of ANOC, the umbrella body for National Olympic Committees which he has run since 2012.
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While Hong Kong's adoration of Li Ka-shing and his story has waned somewhat in recent years, he is still stepping aside from one of Asia's most outward-looking empires, spanning more than 21 countries and 27.8432,000 employees at last count.
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Uber's first employee, former CEO, and current head of operations, Ryan Graves, is stepping aside from day-to-day activities at the company to focus on his role on Uber's board, according to a company-wide email that just went out.
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The day after Comey's announcement, Nunes took a clandestine trip to the White House as part of a cascade of events that almost derailed the House Russia investigation, but instead ended with the Nunes stepping aside from leading the investigation.
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Abdel Aziz surprised many of his compatriots and international observers by stepping aside after serving the maximum two five-year elected terms in Mauritania, a country of fewer than 5 million people comprising a large chunk of the western Sahara Desert.
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Not only is he not stepping aside from his congressional office, he says he's running for re-election, and even vows to fight his fellow Republicans, forcing a contentious vote on whether he could serve on his committees while under indictment.
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MADRID (Reuters) - A majority of voters of Spain's ruling conservative People's Party (PP) would consent to its leader and acting Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy stepping aside if this allowed the party to stay in government, a poll showed on Sunday.
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"There is no freedom," said Ndaywel, who has lived in hiding since last year because of his work with a Catholic group that has organised protests against President Joseph Kabila, who is stepping aside after nearly 18 years in power.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Citibank is stepping aside as the bank in charge of making payments on bonds issued by Venezuelan state oil company PDVSA, according to three sources with knowledge of the matter and a letter to bondholders seen by Reuters.
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"There is no freedom," said Ndaywel, who has lived in hiding since last year because of his work with a Catholic group that has organized protests against President Joseph Kabila, who is stepping aside after nearly 224 years in power.
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President Ernest Bai Koroma is stepping aside after his maximum two terms in office and the vote to replace him has largely been peaceful, a triumph for a country that lived through a brutal, diamond-fueled civil war in the 1990s.
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Sheikh Ahmad stood down from his roles in the International Olympic Committee last week because of the case and on Monday said he would be stepping aside from his post as president of ANOC, an umbrella body for national Olympic Committees.
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With more and more established automakers getting into electric at the high end and the lower end, the race to corner the burgeoning market does not favor Tesla, said Jackson, who also announced he's stepping aside as CEO next year.
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In his first appearance at David Geffen Hall since stepping aside last season as the orchestra's music director, Mr. Gilbert led the first program of Bernstein's Philharmonic, a three-week series in honor of the coming centenary of Leonard Bernstein.
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Rep. Devin Nunes is stepping aside from the House Intelligence Committee's deeply troubled and highly politicized investigation into possible ties between President Donald Trump and Russia, removing another of the president's key defenders in a scandal that shows no signs of abating.
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And in a further sign of the disarray at the top of the firm, Akzo said its finance chief has joined its previous CEO in stepping aside for health reasons, while the firm will now shake up its paints and industrial coatings businesses.
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The push by Nunes, who has shied from the national spotlight since stepping aside from running the House Russia probe, comes at the same time the White House has adopted an aggressive new stance toward leaks and fighting back against the Russia investigations.
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Waymo lawsuit, Uber's Anthony Levandowski, who founded Otto and then became head of Uber's Advanced Technologies Group (ATG) once Otto was acquired by the ridesharing company, is stepping aside from his role as head of ATG, although he will remain at Uber.
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Mr. Rajoy should also put the welfare of Spain above personal ambition, and consider stepping aside to allow a party member more palatable to the Socialists to lead a government that will address Spanish citizens' deep yearning for political renewal, transparency and equity.
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After Mr. Obama nominated him to be the secretary of the Army, he served as acting secretary until stepping aside in January in the face of complaints from Mr. McCain that serving on an acting basis was a way around the nomination process.
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Washington (CNN)House Intelligence Chairman Devin Nunes continues to be a powerful force in the House's Russia investigation, despite his promise that he was stepping aside as the head of the probe as he came under scrutiny himself from the House ethics committee.
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While Hong Kong's adoration of the billionaire and his rags-to-riches story has waned somewhat in recent years, he is still stepping aside from one of Asia's most outward-looking empires, spanning more than 50 countries and 323,000 employees at last count.
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Last summer, former President Bill Clinton pledged that if Hillary Clinton won the presidential election, he would avoid conflicts by stepping aside from many of his duties at the Clinton Foundation, restricting foreign donations to the charity and spinning off certain programs.
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TOKYO — Carlos Ghosn is stepping aside as the chief executive of Nissan Motor, more than 15 years after he took control of the Japanese automaker and helped save it from collapse, becoming in the process a rare and celebrated foreign executive in Japan.
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"I urge you, because you are a decent man, to do the decent thing and take the only action that can avert potential disaster by stepping aside," senior lawmaker Chris Bryant said in a letter to Corbyn, which he posted on Twitter.
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One senior Lib Dem figure told BI that the Liverpool Lib Dems were considering a possible pact with Berger, in which they would step aside at the next general election in exchange for Berger's supporters stepping aside in the upcoming local elections.
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Later that same year, in August 2017, SoundCloud laid off 40 percent of its staff, and shortly after that its other co-founder, Alex Ljung, announced he was stepping aside — handing the CEO role to former Vimeo CEO, Kerry Trainor, but remaining as chairman.
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RELATED: House intel chairman stepping aside from House Russia investigation Nunes' clandestine trip two months ago to the White House to review intelligence obtained by White House staff started a three-week stretch of chaos inside the House that almost derailed its Russia investigation.
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" Gillibrand was the first to call for his resignation, writing that it would be "better for our country if he sent a clear message that any kind of mistreatment of women in our society isn't acceptable by stepping aside to let someone else serve.
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The police said they had discovered evidence linking the 71-year-old, who headed the OCI since 1988 before temporarily stepping aside on Wednesday, to an international scheme to illegally pass Olympic tickets to touts who were reselling them at well above their original price.
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With Nunes now stepping aside and Attorney General Jeff Sessions recusing himself from the FBI's Russia investigation because of his own undisclosed ties to Moscow, Trump has lost the two people in positions of power who seemed most likely to put a lid on the Russia investigation.
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"I believe this moment can be the first small step to open a discussion about these difficult issues and how they contribute to the greater racism and discrimination that defines so much of our history," said Northam, explaining that he wouldn't be stepping aside as governor.
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Stepping aside for a ex-rival "would be a very un-Mahathir like move ... but then again, Anwar's party is the largest in the coalition, so Mahathir needs Anwar's continued support," said Malcom Cook, senior fellow at the ISEAS-Yusof Ishak Institute, a Singapore-based think tank.
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CNN's John King, Deirdre Walsh and Phil Mattingly picked up the baton with their own report that mirrored Politico's and suggested Ryan was seriously considering stepping aside if he could pass tax reform because he's suffering a bout of what they called "Trump-haustion" (it's a thing).
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Two years later, Mr. Gyari and his fellow Tibetan negotiator Kelsang Gyaltsen said they were stepping aside because China had not been responsive to their proposals and because of the deteriorating situation in Tibet, where dozens of people protesting Beijing's rule had set themselves on fire.
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Mr. Pei's younger sons joined with him to form their own firm, the Pei Partnership, in 1992, at which point I. M. Pei began stepping aside from the firm he had founded and devoted most of the last years of his career to working with his sons.
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Google co-founders Sergey Brin and Larry Page are stepping aside from day-to-day management of its parent company, Alphabet, the pair announced Tuesday — a transition that comes as the search and advertising giant they founded as a college project is facing toughening scrutiny in Washington.
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According to Reuters, citing sources familiar with Russia's thinking, the deal proposed by Russia, Turkey, and Iran would see Syria effectively divided into informal zones of influence for each of the troika, with Assad allowed to stay in power until stepping aside at the next presidential elections.
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Miller and Trier each missed the last two games at the Oregon schools, Miller stepping aside after ESPN reported that he was heard on FBI wiretaps as discussing a $123,000 payment to assure Ayton enrolled at Arizona, a claim he labeled "false and defamatory" in a statement Thursday afternoon.
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"While Senator Franken is entitled to have the Ethics Committee conclude its review, I believe it would be better for our country if he sent a clear message that any kind of mistreatment of women in our society isn't acceptable by stepping aside to let someone else serve," Sen.
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On Washington WASHINGTON — In the spring of 2014, a friend tried to nudge Judge Stephen Reinhardt, then an 83-year-old liberal stalwart on the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, into stepping aside from full-time duties so President Barack Obama could nominate a successor.
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The Justice Department filed notices on Monday in citizenship question cases in federal courts across the country that lawyers from the Federal Programs Branch — the section that specializes in lawsuits against government agencies — would be stepping aside, and attorneys from the Consumer Protection Branch would be coming in.
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" Flashback: Graham previously said, "In light of the most recent allegations and the cumulative effect of others, I believe Roy Moore would be doing himself, the state, the GOP, and the country a service by stepping aside ... If he continues this will not end well for Mr. Moore.
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And in an interview with The New York Times, the President launched a strange attack on Attorney General Jeff Sessions, whom Trump has criticized for stepping aside from the investigation into possible Russian collusion with the Trump campaign after Sessions failed to disclose a meeting with the Russian ambassador.
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A handful of earlier would-be successors left JPMorgan after it was clear that Mr. Dimon wouldn't be stepping aside in time for them to take over — sparking concerns among some industry observers that the bank wasn't doing a good job of grooming talent to eventually replace him.
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In Clay Risen's fast-paced, carefully researched new history of Roosevelt's regiment of Rough Riders, which dazzled Americans during the Spanish-American War, the future president may be in the thick of the action, but he does not monopolize the story, quietly stepping aside for long stretches of time.
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While Mr. Biden especially has praised Mr. Cuomo, a friend of his, for his leadership during the crisis, there is no indication that either existing candidate — still standing in a field that once included more than 20 contenders — has much interest in stepping aside to accommodate someone new.
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" It was announced last week that Mr. Trevorrow, whose previous films include "Jurassic World" and "The Book of Henry," was stepping aside from "Episode IX." Lucasfilm said in a statement at the time that "we have all come to the conclusion that our visions for the project differ.
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Google co-founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin announced on Tuesday they were stepping aside as executives of the Internet behemoth they founded 21 years ago, with trusted lieutenant Sundar Pichai, who has run the core Google search business since 2015, taking the reins as CEO of parent Alphabet.
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"While Senator Franken is entitled to have the Ethics Committee conclude its review, I believe it would be better for our country if he sent a clear message that any kind of mistreatment of women in our society isn't acceptable by stepping aside to let someone else serve," New York Sen.
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Sessions did a strong job protecting Trump, and himself It's not clear if Sessions intended to pay penance to Trump after their relationship strained over the President's concerns that Sessions burned him by stepping aside from the Russia probe -- but he did a good job defending the White House anyway.
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Trump was only a few weeks into his presidency in March 2017 when Sessions upset him by stepping aside from overseeing an FBI probe of potential collusion between the Trump campaign and Moscow, citing news reports of previously undisclosed meetings he had with Russia's ambassador to Washington for his recusal.
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Davenport and Kirby make a strong case that as machine intelligence makes progress, humans will need to distinguish their skills: "stepping up," or being smarter than machines at seeing the big picture; "stepping aside," choosing jobs machines cannot do; "stepping in," being the person who can be a bridge between machines and humans.
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The aide argued that "temporarily stepping aside" and "recusing" are two entirely different things, and noted that Nunes still has an important job to fill as chairman of the House intelligence committee, including investigating any "unmasking" -- the revealing of US nationals swept up in routine surveillance of foreign officials -- in intelligence reports. Rep.
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The email did not give a reason for Levandowski stepping aside, but the decision came after a hearing in the case earlier this month in which U.S. District Judge William Alsup warned Uber that the evidence in the case could lead to an injunction barring Levandowski from working on Uber's self-driving car project.
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"While Senator Franken is entitled to have the Ethics Committee conclude its review, I believe it would be better for our country if he sent a clear message that any kind of mistreatment of women in our society isn't acceptable by stepping aside to let someone else serve," Gillibrand wrote in a Facebook post.
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"While Senator Franken is entitled to have the Ethics Committee conclude its review, I believe it would be better for our country if he sent a clear message that any kind of mistreatment of women in our society isn't acceptable by stepping aside to let someone else serve," Gillibrand wrote in a 650-word statement.
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"While Senator Franken is entitled to have the Ethics Committee conclude its review, I believe it would be better for our country if he sent a clear message that any kind of mistreatment of women in our society isn't acceptable by stepping aside to let someone else serve," Gillibrand said in a Facebook statement.
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The more liberal Medvedev years created an expectation on the part of some Russians that the country would open up; when Medvedev announced in 2180 that he was stepping aside, that Putin would be returning to the presidency and that this is what they had planned all along, there was a feeling of grievous disappointment.
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"While Senator Franken is entitled to have the Ethics Committee conclude its review, I believe it would be better for our country if he sent a clear message that any kind of mistreatment of women in our society isn't acceptable by stepping aside to let someone else serve," she said at the time through a Facebook post.
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One of President Trump's nominees for a top position at the US Department of Justice said on Tuesday that he would recuse from matters related to his work this year on behalf of a Russian bank — but he would not commit to stepping aside on all issues that might fall under the jurisdiction of special counsel Robert Mueller III.
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Rep. John ConyersJohn James ConyersEXCLUSIVE: Trump on reparations: 'I don't see it happening' McConnell: Reparations aren't 'a good idea' This week: Democrats move funding bills as caps deal remains elusive MORE Jr. (D-Mich.) announced he is stepping aside as the ranking member of the House Judiciary Committee pending an investigation into allegations of sexual harassment.
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"While Senator Franken is entitled to have the Ethics Committee conclude its review, I believe it would be better for our country if he sent a clear message that any kind of mistreatment of women in our society isn't acceptable by stepping aside to let someone else serve," Gillibrand said in a message posted on Facebook. Sens.
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And the election is taking place as California enters potentially difficult waters: This transition of power, with an old guard stepping aside, is playing out as the state is engaged in an escalating battle with Mr. Trump and Washington, and as Mr. Brown and other leading state officials warn that California is overdue for a recession.
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"I am on your show to announce that, after a lot of discussion with family, friends, and supporters, that I am suspending my campaign to defeat Debbie Stabenow," Young said Wednesday on the Michigan-based Frank Beckmann Show on WJR News-Talk 85033 AM. Young had been the most high-profile Republican name in the candidate pool before stepping aside.
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Kavanaugh refused to answer questions about Trump or commit to stepping aside from any case about the Russia investigation that might come to the Supreme Court WASHINGTON (AP) — Senate Democrats worked into the night in a last, ferocious attempt to paint Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh as a foe of abortion rights and a likely defender of President Donald Trump.
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In an interview on CNN, Rohrabacher said that, by stepping aside from the investigation, Sessions gave tacit approval to Deputy Attorney General Rod RosensteinRod RosensteinWhy the presumption of innocence doesn't apply to Trump McCabe sues FBI, DOJ, blames Trump for his firing Rosenstein: Trump should focus on preventing people from 'becoming violent white supremacists' MORE to appoint a special prosecutor that would unfairly target Trump and others.
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In fact, he has nursed it back to improving sales and profits by focusing primarily on organic growth opportunities, and the business remains core to GE. Flannery will take over General Electric Co GE.N from Jeff Immelt, who is stepping aside after 16 years as head of the conglomerate he helped steer through the financial crisis but which is now worth a third less than when he took over.
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In fact, he has nursed it back to improving sales and profits by focusing primarily on organic growth opportunities, and the business remains core to GE. Flannery will take over General Electric Co from Jeff Immelt, who is stepping aside after 16 years as head of the conglomerate he helped steer through the financial crisis but which is now worth a third less than when he took over.
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Jeff Sessions Lawmakers desperately want to know about the attorney general's meetings with Sergey Kislyak, the Russian ambassador to the US. Comey whet their appetites Thursday, when he told the Senate intelligence committee that Justice Department officials long expected Sessions to recuse himself from overseeing the Russia probe for multiple reasons -- implying it was more than just because of Sessions' role in the Trump campaign, as he said was his reason for stepping aside.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE named Neil ChatterjeeIndranil (Neil) ChatterjeeTo cash in on innovation, remove market barriers for advanced energy technologies Overnight Energy: Natural gas export project gets green light | Ocasio-Cortez says climate fight needs to address farming | Top EPA enforcement official to testify Regulators approve Louisiana natural gas export terminal MORE to be the chairman of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) Wednesday, replacing previous chairman Kevin McIntyreKevin J. McIntyreGOP commissioner on federal energy panel dies Senate should reject Trump's radical nominee to key energy panel Overnight Energy: Chief energy regulator vows to steer clear of political fights | Zinke was referred to DOJ shortly before watchdog controversy | Groups threaten to sue EPA over paint stripper MORE, who cited unspecified "health issues" in stepping aside.
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