Yet since taking the reins of Labour in 2015 their proposals have been oddly unambitious.
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PG Gretchen, I was surprised by your taking the reins of the Miss America pageant.
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The 22010s were a fantastic decade for women taking the reins of their own productions.
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Tyler Dickson and Manolo Falco are said to be taking the reins of Citigroup's investment bank.
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Coplans was a guest lecturer at CCAC, still a decade away from taking the reins of Artforum.
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Since taking the reins of the administration response, Pence has repeatedly insisted the risk is low to most Americans.
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Regardless of how they arrived in the governor's seat, taking the reins of a complex state bureaucracy is challenging.
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Google just went through a shake-up of its own, with Sundar Pichai taking the reins of the whole company.
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His efforts this week are all part of a process of the legitimate President of Venezuela taking the reins of control.
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We need adults to accept the discomfort of us taking the reins of the gun violence movement and us growing up.
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"I couldn't be more thrilled about Claire taking the reins of the iconic Lisbeth Salander," director Fede Alvarez said in a statement.
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"I am particularly happy that Hedi is back within the LVMH Group and taking the reins of our Céline maison," he said.
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But secondary education is a growing concern and needs innovative reform, she said, after taking the reins of the U.N. agency last month.
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Taking the reins of a powerful new economic council, he set out to tighten state spending, grow the private sector and win foreign investment.
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It came at a time when the idea of a new cast taking the reins of the franchise was still a far-away idea.
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Shortly after taking the reins of power, Trump signed his first orders, related to his Cabinet and a proclamation for a national day of patriotism.
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Rep. Mike Conaway (R-Texas) is taking the reins of the House Intelligence Committee's investigation into Russia following the recusal of Chairman Devin Nunes (R-Calif.).
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Just 226 weeks into the job and while he was still on a "listening tour" before taking the reins of the daily broadcast, Horowitz was fired.
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Young players aim to propel Giants forward The start of the NFL season saw a slew of rookie quarterbacks taking the reins of teams across the league.
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Wen is taking the reins of Planned Parenthood at a tenuous and high-profile time in the ongoing debate over abortion and other aspects of reproductive healthcare.
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I just love the idea of Google taking the reins of both hardware and software design and producing an Android phone it can be truly proud of.
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Outsiders with a plausible shot at the presidency, meanwhile, are wary of taking the reins of a political system many Brazilians regard as rotten to the core.
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As the country turns in a new and, very possibly, dangerous direction, I cannot say that I'm optimistic about the new administration taking the reins of government.
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Taking the reins of the country when he was around 30, Kim Jong Un was the youngest head of state in the world when he took power.
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FGC patrons who were fans of the anime rejoiced because trusted studio was finally taking the reins of the franchise, this could be their game to excel at.
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Against his ailing father's wishes, after taking the reins of the company in 1982 he almost immediately began poaching talent from other territories and prepared to go national.
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In his first comments after taking the reins of the party, Crimi, a low-profile senator, said Di Maio's departure would have no impact on the government's stability.
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Hamza bin Laden, whose father was killed by US Navy SEALs in Pakistan in 2011, is taking the reins of the terror group, the State Department said late Thursday.
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Starting Wednesday, he'll finally step into the top job, taking the reins of power amidst a roiling political crisis over Brexit — a situation he played a decisive role in creating.
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Correction: An earlier version of this article identified Tim Lougheed as CSWA president, when he is in fact incoming president, and is officially taking the reins of the organization on Sunday.
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SoftBank's purchase marks CEO Dara Khosrowshahi's first major deal since taking the reins of the embattled company from Travis Kalanick after a year of repeated public relations debacles and unforced errors.
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The 63-year-old CEO had spent more than 35 years as an attorney before taking the reins of the quick-service chain in 2012 while it was in bankruptcy court. Mrs.
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After taking the reins of the House Oversight Committee he launched investigations into the president's dealings in Russia, his hotel in DC, the emoluments clause, and security clearances in the White House.
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Since taking the reins of the restaurant in 2012, "We've cooked about 160,000-220,000 steaks and they're almost two pounds apiece, so you can do the math on that," Jamie says (I don't).
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The financial revelations marked a major move by CEO Sundar Pichai in his first quarterly report to investors since taking the reins of Alphabet from founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin in December.
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He was a firecracker, taking the reins of the offense, hitting 12 of 22 shots from the field and helping the Knicks rebound from a woeful loss to the Washington Wizards on Thursday.
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"I am particularly happy that Hedi is back within the LVMH Group and taking the reins of our Céline maison," Bernard Arnault, the chairman and chief executive of LVMH, said in a statement.
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Republicans take charge of impeachment defense CNN reported on Thursday that Republican lawmakers were taking the reins of the effort to counter the Democratic impeachment push amid frustration at the White House's haphazard approach.
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Kim has made 2018 a year of diplomacy, personally meeting with the leaders of China, South Korea and the United States for the first time since taking the reins of his country in 2011.
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Since taking the reins of the CFPB in November, Mulvaney has done what any good steward of taxpayer dollars would do — bring accountability and structure back to a once lawless and business-punishing agency.
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The 216-year-old had been long pegged as the long-term quarterback of the future, after taking the reins of the Indianapolis Colts from 20183-time Pro Bowler Peyton Manning that same year.
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Kim has made 2018 a year of diplomacy, personally meeting with the leaders of China, South Korea and the United States for the first times since taking the reins of his country in 2011.
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The TC video team will be taking the reins of the Crunch Wagon to navigate the magnificent creature over the Grapevine, along the California coast all the way to her new home in San Francisco.
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Since taking the reins of DHS in January, Kelly has pushed the administration's TPS policy, emphasizing the program's temporary nature and calling on Congress to decide whether permanent benefits should be extended to TPS beneficiaries.
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Romero Rainey started her term as president and CEO of the Independent Community Bankers of America (ICBA) last Monday, taking the reins of a Washington, D.C., lobbying group at a critical time for the industry.
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Senate Armed Services Committee Chairman James Inhofe (R-Okla.) sounded the alarm on China and Russia on Thursday in what was billed as his first major public address since taking the reins of the committee.
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Furthermore, he'd be taking the reins of a department that's never had its act together — with less experience managing civilian bureaucracy than his four predecessors at DHS, he'd be tasked with succeeding where they've failed.
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More than 236 per cent of Chinese heirs are not keen on taking the reins of their parents' businesses, according to a survey by Shanghai Jiaotong University, covering 22013 of the country's top family-run companies.
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Rep. Peter Roskam (R-Ill.) will be the new chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee's tax-policy subcommittee, taking the reins of the panel as congressional Republicans aim to pass tax-reform legislation this year.
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Johnson, a Tennessee Unionist and ardent proponent of white supremacy, had hoped to restore a version of the antebellum status quo, with white planters taking the reins of black labor with as little federal intervention as possible.
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For fans of the Yakuza series, Judgment has a very similar DNA, although instead of taking the reins of characters who are Yakuza and ex-Yakuza, you are more on the outside of the criminal world looking in.
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Donna Brazile, who is taking the reins of the DNC following the resignation of Debbie Wasserman Schultz (R-Fla.) as chairwoman, made no mention of the email scandal in her statement, mostly thanking the departing staffers for their service.
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As of next month, internationally-renowned toymaker Lego will be headed up by the first non-Danish CEO, but according to the man who will be taking the reins of the brand, he doesn't expect this to be an issue.
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It was a trial by fire for the older half-brother of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman shortly after taking the reins of the Ministry of Energy after the sudden ouster of Khalid Al Falih the weekend before the attacks.
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That style, Stewart said, has already been reflected in Brady's achievements, which include legislation that ended the annual "doc fix" for Medicare even before becoming chairman and a massive package of tax breaks in December, just after taking the reins of the committee.
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And draw lots (and lots) of attention to the fact that they simply cannot all agree on legislation that every single one of them -- from Trump on down -- insisted would be their first order of business upon taking the reins of power in Washington.
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Former political appointees from both parties, along with current department staff, have expressed concern that Carson, a medical doctor with no government experience prior to taking the reins of HUD, is surrounded by some advisers and now a chief of staff who are similarly inexperienced.
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With low stock prices can come low morale, less opportunity to recruit top talent, and potentially the eyes of activist investors that see this as an opportunity to swoop in and capture board seats — taking the reins of the companies and installing their own layer of management.
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Swinson, 39, won just under 48,000 votes, beating her rival Ed Davey who was backed by 28,000 in a ballot of party members, taking the reins of the centrist party which has 12 seats in the 650-seat parliament at a critical juncture in British politics.
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Swinson, 39, won more than 47,000 votes, beating her rival Ed Davey who was backed by 28,000 in a ballot of party members, taking the reins of the centrist party which has 12 seats in the 650-seat parliament at a critical juncture in British politics.
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That need was brought home forcefully to President George W. Bush after 9/11, and his concern that his successor lose no time in taking the reins of power led to what is regarded as a model transition when it was time for him to leave office.
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"It's a place where you can go and know that people aren't going to walk all over you," said Mr. Velimirovic, who got his first big contracts through friends he had met at the event, eventually taking the reins of the New York monthly meet-up.
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Yzerman, who built Tampa Bay into a perennial contender in his eight seasons as the G.M. there, is taking the reins of a team that has missed the playoffs three straight years in its worst stretch since the early 1980s, when the team was known locally as the Dead Wings.
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Economy Since taking the reins of power over five years ago, the scion of the Kim dynasty has done a remarkable job of consolidating his power and remodeling the country in his own image, says Choi Jong-kun, associate professor at Yonsei University's Department of Political Science and International Studies in South Korea.
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And now, after streamlining and simplifying the company's e-store, Ahrendts is turning to its brick-and-mortar storefronts, overseeing an ambitious redesign, and taking the reins of an organization that went through a tumultuous 10 months under former executive John Browett, who was eventually fired, leaving Apple retail without a leader for 18 months.
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Al-Baghdadi tells followers he's 'certain that bloodshed in Mosul, Raqqa, Sirt, Ramadi and Hama will eventually lead to the downfall of tyrants' He also says that Russia has capitalized "on [America's] weakness to … replace it" by taking "the reins" of the war in Syria, according to Rita Katz, director of SITE Intelligence Group.
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Trump must level with public about ISIS fight Assad hits out at the EU The strongman, who has ruled Syria since taking the reins of power from his father in July 2000, said that his government had left "no stone unturned" in attempts to bring opposition parties to the bargaining table in an attempt to end the civil war.
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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's pick to lead the IRS was sworn in Monday, officially taking the reins of an agency that faces a host of challenges.
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The truth is that Democratic voters have forced both men to shift: Sanders to accept that if he wants to be president he needs to be comfortable with taking the reins of a superpower and Biden with the fact that the legacy of the Iraq War has poisoned the idea of liberal interventionism to an entire generation.
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But it still stands that, other than the senior Mr. Murdoch taking the reins of the network as executive chairman, the leadership has remained fairly stable; two of Mr. Ailes's deputies, Mr. Shine and Jack Abernethy, took over as co-presidents, with the executive vice president for programming, Suzanne Scott, and the Ailes-era network counsel, Dianne Brandi, remaining as well.
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Rep. Andy Biggs (R-Ariz.) officially took over as chairman of the House Freedom Caucus on Tuesday, taking the reins of the firebrand conservative group as Democrats ramp up their impeachment inquiry into President TrumpDonald John TrumpSessions says he still supports Trump despite ouster as AG House Republicans voice concerns about White House's impeachment messaging Giuliani consulted with Manafort on Ukraine info: report MORE.
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Brazile claims that she discovered, upon taking the reins of the Democratic National Committee (DNC) last year, that Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE's campaign began asserting control over the DNC's operations months before the first primary vote was cast.
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Their inability to adjust to new voter trends has cost them a period of political dominance, according to realignment theory, and now it has led to a political outsider and demagogue in Donald Trump, taking the reins of the 85033 presidential election; a man who has campaigned on ideas as inane as banning Muslims from entering the country is now in a great position to be given the codes to America's nuclear arsenal.
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The film was initially launched under the title Ashoka with Shaji Kailas as director. Later he was Shaji opted out from the film due to creative differences, with Arjun himself taking the reins of directorial.
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At the beseeching of Purnamala's mother, Guru Gorakhnath manifests at the palace. He instructs Purnamala to stay in Sialkot till Naveena's son capable of taking the reins of power. This play celebrates the superiority of leading a spiritual life over the pursuit of material wealth.
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On not directing the film himself, Johar commented, "I am happy directing films on love, romance, and drama. That's what I do best. I don't think I will be good at an action film. So I am not taking the reins of the film in my hand".
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3W then continued on to publish four gaming magazines simultaneously. John Vanore was the only "outsider" appointed to editorial duties, taking the reins of F&M; at the time. F&M; is now published by Decision Games. In January 2010, the last "print" edition of the magazine was published.
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Han advised Suyang to take over the government in a coup, and on 10 November (10th day of the 10th lunar month) 1453, he killed Kim Jongseo and his faction, thereby taking the reins of power into his own hands. After the coup, he arrested his own brother, Anpyeong, first sending him into exile, then sentencing him to death.
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On 28 October 2019, Martí replaced the dismissed Juan Carlos Unzué at the helm of Girona FC also in the second division. He was shown the door the following 30 June, with the side in fifth and therefore in the playoffs. Martí remained in the second tier in August 2020, taking the reins of CD Leganés who had recently been relegated.
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323 in 124 games for the Waterloo Hawks.BR Minors Dixon managed the Waterloo Hawks from 1924 until 1930, leading them to league championship victory in 1924 (his first year as manager) and 1928. He skippered the Oklahoma City Indians for the beginning of 1929, eventually being replaced and taking the reins of the Davenport Blue Sox, who he managed until 1936.
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Suyang surrounded himself with trusted allies, including his famous adviser, Han Myung-hoi. Han advised Suyang to take over the government in a coup, and in October 1453, he killed Kim Jongseo and his faction, thereby taking the reins of power into his own hands. After the coup he arrested his own brother, Anpyong, first sending him into exile, then putting him to death.
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Sherman previously coached at Southampton where he worked within the successful academy programme. In 2011, he became the youngest academy manager in the Football League taking the reins of Aldershot Town's Academy. He has also been Academy Manager at Crawley Town. Sherman holds the UEFA Pro & A Licences, passing his A Licence at the age of 21 through the Football Association of Wales in 2009.
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Giani before Modena, played in Parma 1985-1996 and winner three Italian Championship Serie A and Club World Championship. After having quit the national team, Giani played for Cimone Modena until 2008 and winner two CEV Champions League. He taking the reins of the team as manager starting from season 2007–2008. His nickname is Giangio and at the season winner CEV Challenge Cup 2008.
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After the announcement by the CM, Javed was appointed as Commissioner, which left Maria in confusion by the sudden announcement. The tables turned, with Maria proceeding on leave to protest against the government's decision. However most in the force felt that justice had finally been done and a deserving officer was finally, if not belatedly, appointed. After taking the reins of Commissioner, Javed had a very successful term.
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The regency was not particularly successful altogether, however. Philip's lack of strength and "monkish virtues" put him at odds with the small state's communes and feudatories. The young king also grew to heartily resent his uncle, who assigned the guardianship over the boy to his favourite Adhémar de Mosset. Upon taking the reins of government into his own hands in 1329, the not-so- pious James III had his former guardian tried for heresy.
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Davis was head coach at New Albany High School in New Albany, Mississippi before taking the reins of the Jones County Junior College football team, leading the Bobcats to a 9–0–1 mark and a state championship in 1951. He compiled a 34–11–3 record while coaching the team at Jones County Junior College from 1950 to 1954.Wansley, Shawn . "Ex- JCJC, MSU head football coach dies", Laurel Leader-Call, April 2, 2009.
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Bergmann managed Falke Steinfeld from July 1989 to June 1994. Bergmann was head coach of the reserve team of FC St. Pauli from July 2001 to March 2004 before becoming head coach of the senior squad from March 2004 to November 2006. Bermann was at St. Pauli for . As with St. Pauli, Bergmann became head coach of the reserve team of Hannover 96 prior to taking the reins of the senior squad.
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The 1980s found a younger generation of leaders taking the reins of the fraternity. Keeping in mind one of its oldest traditions, being a fraternity run by undergraduates, the leadership and undergraduates began expanding in new directions. In 2006, Alpha Sigma Phi won the North American Interfraternity Conference's Laurel Wreath Award for the Ralph F. Burns Leadership Institute for new members. In 2016, the fraternity won the Laurel Wreath Award for their educational program "Toastmasters' Lite".
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Prior to taking the reins of Grand Canyon University, Mueller was the president and a director of Apollo Education Group, the parent company of the University of Phoenix. Mueller also held executive positions with the University of Phoenix Online including CEO, chief operating officer, and senior vice president. While in a leadership position, enrollment at the University of Phoenix grew from 3,500 to 340,000. Mueller graduated from Concordia University with a bachelor's degree in secondary education and a master's degree in education.
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Giving it three-and-a-half stars, Jason Lipshutz said Gomez's "PG-13-rated yearning and Rocky's braggadocio never quite align enough to make thematic sense". Columnist Erin Strecker deemed the song "sexy" and "grown-up" and quipped that Gomez was "clearly ready to try something new". Joe Lynch stated that it "finds her sounding like a grown woman (for perhaps the first time ever?)". Chris Martins said the song was "a testament to [Gomez] taking the reins of her career".
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Palin criticized President Obama for committing $2 billion to Egypt's new government as part of a $20 billion aid package pledged at the 37th G8 summit to Arab Spring states. She noted Egypt's "history of corruption when it comes to utilizing American aid" and the possibility of the Muslim Brotherhood taking the reins of Egypt's government. "Throwing borrowed money around is not sound economic policy. And throwing borrowed money around the developing world is not sound foreign policy," Palin said.
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Heidelberg Castle and the Hortus Palatinus commissioned by Frederick, and designed by English architect Inigo Jones (1573–1652) and French engineer Salomon de Caus (1576–1626), painting by Jacques Fouquier. One of Frederick's first acts upon taking the reins of government was attendance at a meeting of the Protestant Union, during which he was struck by fever and nearly died. Subsequently contemporaries described him as changed, melancholy and possibly depressed. As such, Frederick transferred much responsibility to his chancellor, Christian I, Prince of Anhalt-Bernburg.
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Upon taking the reins of the PQ, Boisclair's actions quickly created political controversy within his own party. After a questionable appearance in a comedy sketch featuring a homosexual depiction of Stephen Harper and George W. Bush, and an attempt to distance the PQ from its traditional union base, a push to oust Boisclair developed. Purportedly led by Boisclair's predecessor, Bernard Landry (which he denies), the plan failed and no real threat to Boisclair's leadership emerged. Pundits speculated that the proximity of the Quebec general election contributed to the putsch's failure.
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In 2008, Fenwick became the CEO of Bloomberg Ventures, a new venture capital division and Daniel Doctoroff, former deputy mayor in the Bloomberg administration, was named president and CEO, serving until September 2014. At that point, it was announced that Michael Bloomberg would be taking the reins of his eponymous market data company from Doctoroff, who was chief executive of Bloomberg for the past six years after his term as deputy mayor. In June 2019, Bloomberg extended its parental leave policy for primary caregivers from 18 to 26 weeks.
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The Communist Party of Costa Rica manages to register as a political party for the first time in Costa Rican history. While there was, again, a movement seeking the re-election of Ricardo Jiménez Oreamuno, he rejected it emphatically arguing that such a thing went against democracy. Cortés resigned his portfolio as Secretary of Development with clear presidential interests and the cortesismo is gradually taking the reins of Congress and the Republican Party. However, Cortés has many detractors, especially for his sympathies with Nazism, and the opposition tries to select a candidate to face it.
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Chairmen of the Board included Thomas Vinning and Norman A.M. Mackenzie. However, the real power on the board was held by its general manager who included John Grierson and A. Davidson Dunton. Thomas Vinning was replaced by John Grierson, the Commissioner of the National Film Board, as General Manager of the Wartime Information Board. By taking the reins of the graphics department of the Wartime Information Board he was able to extend the use of a documentary style to the photographs, posters and publications put out by the government.
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Adam Morris, known on air as The General joined him as teaboy at Capital Disney, eventually taking the reins of the show when Allan left. Allan was also joined by co-host Chloe, Radio DJs Pat Sharp and radio legend and mentor Mark Fox, engineer Robin and jingle maker Tyler Lewis. On Core, newsreader Ben Evans also joined, with other Core DJs regularly featuring. When he presented weekday mornings at Nation Radio, he was joined by DJ Ben Evans, who used to join him when they worked for Core (see above).
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Alain Rayes is a native of Victoriaville, He is the eldest of four children of a family originally from Egypt. From a young age, he began to get involved in his community, including as soccer coach at AAA and taking the reins of Victoriaville soccer tournament that grew to a prominent position among the three largest tournaments in Quebec. Academically, he earned a bachelor of mathematics teaching and computer and picks later a Masters in Educational Administration. He began his career as a teacher before obtaining management positions, including Director of the Polyvalente Le Boise Victoriaville.
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Len Casanova took the Pitt job in 1950 but a disastrous campaign was followed by his departure following spring practice in 1951. This led to athletic director Tom Hamilton taking the reins of the team on an interim basis for the 1951 season. In 1952 Red Dawson took over, and the Panthers, led by future Hall of Famer Joe Schmidt, scored a huge upset at Notre Dame, then coached by Frank Leahy, en route to a 6–3 record. However, a losing record followed in 1953, and after three losses to start the 1954 season, and due to poor health, Dawson stepped down.
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On May 25, 2009, The Hollywood Reporter reported that Roy Lee and Doug Davison of Vertigo Entertainment were working with Fran Rubel Kuzui and Kaz Kuzui on a re-envisioning or relaunch of the Buffy film for the big screen. The film would not be a sequel or prequel to the existing film or television franchise, and Joss Whedon would have no involvement in the project. None of the characters, cast, or crew from the television series would be featured. Television series executive producer Marti Noxon later reflected that this story might have been produced by the studio in order to frighten Whedon into taking the reins of the project.
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In 1982, NBC named Perry host of $ale of the Century, a revived version of the 1969–1973 series, airing from January 3, 1983, until March 24, 1989. For more than six seasons, he presided over the fast-paced Q&A; game. Starting in January 1985, he added a third hosting gig to his resume, taking the reins of a nightly syndicated $ale of the Century that ran until September 1986. His style and sensational salesmanship helped to make the show a big hit for the network in the last golden era of game shows, and made Perry one of the top game show personalities of the 1980s in the United States.
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Simon Helmot (born 12 February 1972) is an Australian cricket coach, who was formerly the coach of the Melbourne Renegades. Simon Helmot began his coaching career early, taking the reins of the Hawthorn-Monash University Cricket Club in Melbourne at 25, while he was still a player. After retiring, Helmot took charge of the Under-19s at the Victorian Institute of Sport and then spent two years coaching the ACT Comets in the Cricket Australia Cup. He returned to Melbourne in 2007 to take up a role as Victoria Bushrangers high performance manager and coached the Australia A side that visited India in 2008. Helmot became an assistant coach under Greg Shipperd at Victoria for the 2008–09 season.
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Although they made it to the Final (losing to the Detroit Red Wings), internal pressure forced Irvin to step down. He returned to the Black Hawks as head coach for the 1955–56 season, taking the reins of a moribund team that had only made the playoffs once in the past 10 years and finished last in the past two seasons. Irvin was unable to turn the team's fortunes around, and the Black Hawks again ended the year in last place, despite the emergence of Ed Litzenberger as a scoring star. Irvin was to coach the Black Hawks again in 1956–57, but he became so ill with bone cancer that he had to retire before the season began.
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After retiring, Sanchís started working as a coach. After beginning with Real Madrid's youths, he also managed CD Tenerife in the second division before taking the reins of the Equatorial Guinea national team.Sanchís, seleccionador de Guinea Ecuatorial (Sanchís, Equatorial Guinea manager); El País, 3 January 1980 (in Spanish) As the nation was immersed in a situation that would lead to the coup d'état against Francisco Macías Nguema, the sporting facilities in the country suffered from a deep lack of investment, and Sanchís eventually left his post and returned to his country. He subsequently was in charge of lowly AD Torrejón, AD Parla, Daimiel CF, CD Don Benito and UD Alzira, mainly in the Community of Madrid.
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As the company's Quincy Shipbuilding Division, which Lewis acquired in 1964, and its Stromberg-Carlson divisions weighed on the financial results in 1970 and the dividend was pulled, Crown proposed hiring David S. Lewis to the board as the new Chairman and CEO. In 1971, Lewis was nominated as the first CEO of Amtrak, taking the reins of the passenger rail operations of the major railroads. Although the initial year of Amtrak was troubled as the company ran out of funds and had little left over for capital expenditure, by the end of 1972, passenger traffic was up 11% and revenues were up. Lewis ordered UAC TurboTrains, improved reservations and on- board services.
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Il profilo di Franco Colomba Notably, despite being born in Grosseto, Colomba grew up in Bologna and is a fan of the local club since childhood, and Bologna was also the club that gave him the chance to make his professional football debut. After taking the reins of the rossoblu club, he defined his appointment as head coach of Bologna as a dream coming true. He guided Bologna to keep their place in the Serie A in 2009–10, however his position was put under question after Sergio Porcedda took over the club. Originally confirmed at the helm of the club, he was ultimately dismissed on 29 August 2010, exactly one day before the first game of the season, allegedly due to disagreements with the board.
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This cluster was commissioned by this period to promote the Puerto Rico video game industry internationally with a plan that bet on talent and the strengthening of the competitiveness of companies and the academy of said archipelago."Former member of the Videogame Cluster of the government agency Puerto Rico Industrial Development Company" Today, Beníquez Méndez is the CEO of AVFA Group, a company with offices in Puerto Rico, the Caribbean, and the continental United States. The company offers public relations services, strategic communications, copywriting, media services, interactive services, and business advice to all types of companies. Since taking the reins of the company, Beníquez Méndez has worked to expand and position it for success in the 21st century, focusing on growth and new business areas.
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Fabiano started working as a coach in 2006, with former club Compostela in the regional leagues. From 2008 to 2011 he was in charge of amateurs Bergantiños FC, Compostela again – taking the reins of the team at the end of the ninth round, he eventually failed to prevent relegation from division three, as dead last– and CD Estradense. In summer 2011, Fabiano was appointed assistant coach at G.D. Estoril Praia from Portugal, going on to work under several managers including compatriot Vinícius Eutrópio and Marco Silva. In March 2015, following José Couceiro's departure, both he and former club player Hugo Leal took the reins until the end of the season, eventually leading the team to the 12th position in the Primeira Liga; in July, he was appointed the sole head coach.
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In the fall of 2017, Karthik Krishnan was appointed global chief executive officer of the Encyclopædia Britannica Group. Krishnan brought a varied perspective to the role based on several high-level positions in digital media, including RELX (Reed Elsevier, FT SE 100) and Rodale, in which he was responsible for "driving business and cultural transformation and accelerating growth". Taking the reins of the company as it was preparing to mark its 250th anniversary and define the next phase of its digital strategy for consumers and K-12 schools, Krishnan launched a series of new initiatives in his first year. First was Britannica Insights, a free, downloadable software extension to the Google Chrome browser that served up edited, fact-checked Britannica information with queries on search engines such as Google, Yahoo, and Bing.
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In 2007, Collins began his coaching career serving as a graduate assistant and director of basketball operations at Tennessee State until 2009, when he accepted an assistant coaching position at NAIA institution Cumberland. Collins landed his first head coaching job, taking the reins of Columbia State where he took over a team that went 0-27 in his first year, but compiled a 54-11 overall record in his final two seasons and led the team to two-straight NCJAA national tournament appearances. After the 2015 season, Collins joined the staff at ETSU for two seasons before spending one season at Illinois St. as an assistant coach. On March 26, 2018, Collins was named the 21st head coach in Tennessee State history, replacing Dana Ford, who accepted the head coaching position at Missouri State.
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In the eyes of contemporaries the young prince had not fully matured before he reached his majority on 8 March 1766, and became stadtholder in his own right. The class of ruling Regenten therefore felt anxious about his taking the reins of power unchecked, and the pensionary of Delft, Pieter van Bleiswijk, a leading member of the States of Holland and the States General of the Netherlands for Holland, together with other grandees, like the Grand Pensionary Pieter Steyn took the initiative of making an arrangement in which "for the time being" the influence of the Duke would be informally continued.Klein, p. 10 This was formalized in a contract (which later became known as the Acte van Consulentschap or Act of Advisorship), drawn up by van Bleiswijk, and concluded between the Prince and the Duke on 3 May 1766.
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Rutland's election marks the first time in the history of Oral Roberts University that a person not a member of the Roberts family has held the office of president. Rutland was selected from a pool of more than 130 applicants to lead the university and he assumed the office of president on July 1, 2009, taking the reins of the institution from Interim President Dr. Ralph Fagin, who was appointed to the position following the resignation of Richard Roberts in 2007."ORU taps trustees, interim president " Tulsa World (Tulsa, OK), May 8, 2009. Although Oral Roberts was not personally involved with the selection process, Rutland is reportedly the only person he seriously considered to take over the presidency of the university."Tulsa: Oral Roberts has faith in university leader Mark Rutland" NewsOK (Oklahoma City, OK), February 15, 2009.
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Baseball Reference Snyder managed Braves' farm clubs and scouted for them between 1963 and 1972. In 1973, he joined the team's front office as assistant minor league administrator before taking the reins of the Braves' farm department in 1977. Working with then-general managers Bill Lucas and John Mullen, Snyder was a major architect of the Braves' strong early 1980s teams under manager Joe Torre—despite having suffered a stroke at age 40 that required brain surgery and an extensive period of rehabilitation.York (PA) Town Square blog, March 5, 2008 When the MLB Braves went through a prolonged rebuilding process after winning the National League West Division championship, Snyder, by now scouting director, assisted general manager Bobby Cox in drafting and developing the talent base—players such as Tom Glavine, Steve Avery, David Justice, Jeff Blauser and Chipper Jones—that served as the foundation for the Braves' string of first-place teams of the 1990s through , including the 1995 world champions.
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Having originally spawned from the Southern Italian organized crime syndicates, who had operated and infiltrated the Veneto region during the 1970s, their vision of unifying Veneto banditry into a mafia-style syndicate was first realised under the leadership of Felice "Angel Face" Maniero throughout the 1980s and 1990s. These original Sicilian mafiosi, controlled much of the mafia activity in the Veneto, throughout the 1960s and 1970s, and included most notably: Salvatore "Totuccio" Contorno, Gaetano Fidanzati, Antonino Duca, Salvatore and Gaetano Badalamenti, and Giuseppe Madonia. Veneti malavitosi, or underworld figures and bandits, learned from these Sicilians the necessary means for organizing themselves and taking the reins of control from the successive two decades. Sometimes referred to as the fifth and smallest of the Mafia organizations across Italy during its existence, it operated under the sanction of the Corleonesi clan from Sicily and had strong links with other mafia families, such as Cosa Nostra, 'Ndrangheta, Camorra and Sacra Corona Unita.
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The "Jocko" style hitching post A lawn jockey is a small statue of a man in jockey clothes, intended to be placed in front yards as hitching posts, similar to those of footmen bearing lanterns near entrances and gnomes in gardens. The lawn ornament, popular in certain parts of the United States in years past, was a cast replica, usually about half-scale or smaller, generally of a man dressed in jockey 's clothing and holding up one hand as though taking the reins of a horse. The hand sometimes carries a metal ring (suitable for hitching a horse in the case of solid concrete or iron versions) and, in some cases, a lantern, which may or may not be operational. Originally a welcoming symbol to guests and providing to those on horseback with a practical and novel hitching post, later statues eventually became only decorative and not well suited for hitching a horse, often favored by those wishing to evoke an Old South or equestrian ambiance.
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