Who Next at the ECB Helm?

Good government requires good people at the helm who have leadership qualities and the best interests of the people at heart.

I take this opportunity to extend to him our appreciation for the impressive leadership he is displaying at the helm of the CTC.

Since he took the helm at the ECB, Draghi has brilliantly walked the fine line required to do whatever it takes to keep the eurozone intact. (After all, there would be little point in upholding pristine principles if doing so resulted in a breakup, and fiscal austerity alone was never going to return the periphery countries to sustainable debt paths.)

The type of person at the helm of any central bank is always important but now more than ever, because financial crises always threaten central banks independence.

My country has full confidence in his integrity and competence, which he has demonstrated over the years, both as a staff member and at the helm of the Organization.

Behold also the ships, which though they be so great, and are driven of fierce winds, yet are they turned about with a very small helm, whithersoever the governor listeth.

Behold also the ships, which though they be so great, and are driven of fierce winds, yet are they turned about with a very small helm, whithersoever the governor listeth.

The anxiety over Jacob Zuma s election as president of South Africa obscures a significant milestone for the first time in decades, a sub Saharan nation has at its helm a champion of ordinary people.

If politics is defined as the art of compromise, Arafat was a master of it at the Palestinian and Arab levels. He managed to stay at the helm for over forty years with no serious challengers.

It actually takes a little longer. It takes five days.

India Takes the Lead

The UN Takes Charge

Takes over the mustard business!

Rousseau takes the same position.

So the technician takes the instructions.

The Conference takes the following decision

That takes time.

It takes time.

Takes note of

Takes note of

But it is likely to have a weaker president at the helm. Hollande now has three years to prove that, animated by the right ideas, he can transform his image and that of France with economic results, if not by his personal behavior.

The survey takes over a day.

Takes the bread and goes home.

And checking the box takes effort.

It takes advantage of the others.

Trichet Takes Control At The ECB

When the inevitable event takes place,

When the inevitable event takes place,

Yet Sharon s untimely departure has by no means reversed the fundamental political and strategic shifts that he initiated. In the short term, while Kadima will get fewer votes without Sharon at the helm, some voters will be swayed by sympathy for the stricken leader.

Tom takes the bus to the city.

That's all it takes.

Takes about a minute.

Moral ambiguity takes off.

The penguin swims toward me, takes off.

Like, Mother takes the pill every night.

The machine takes a lot of room.

The plane takes off in ten minutes.

The Government takes this development very seriously.

National unity is a pathetic political maneuver, she complained, after she was not invited to a rally the day after the attack. But, if the right leaders are at the helm, the January 7 attack could spur a renewed sense of collective purpose and political revival.

But I can surely tell you that in my country, much like on Wall Street and the city of London and elsewhere, men were at the helm of the game of the financial sector, and that kind of lack of diversity and sameness leads to disastrous problems.

The President welcomed the new Executive Director, Ms. Ann M. Veneman, saying that she took the helm of UNICEF as it developed its new medium term strategic plan (MTSP) for 2006 2009, accelerated efforts to meet the Millennium Development Goals and proceeded with United Nations reform.

The Dionysian personality takes the picture and goes ...

The novel takes its title from the Bible.

Lamb goes on the ground, lamb takes two steps, falls down, gets up, shakes a little, takes another couple steps, falls down.