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.

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.

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.

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.

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 taking of hostages

Men taking the lead

The leadership crisis did not reflect a weakening commitment to the governance agenda either by the Bank s professionals or by the countries and shareholders with whom we work. On the contrary, that anti corruption good governance agenda precedes and outlives the person at the helm of the institution.

It is a little precious to hear such pontifications from those who, at the helm of central banks, finance ministries, and private banks, steered the global financial system to the brink of ruin and created the ongoing mess. Worse, seldom is it explained how to square the circle.

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Hostage taking

I didn't get out, but was in the water taking prednisone shots, taking Xanax, oxygen to the face.

Taking The Madrid Agenda Forward

And by taking giant mirrors and here she's taking giant mirrors and pulling them into the dirt.

During that visit, I was able to attend meetings with him and other top Iranian leaders, including Mohammad Zarif, Iran s foreign minister and, later, its chief negotiator in the negotiations in Vienna. I quickly saw that with these men at Iran s helm, an agreement would be possible.

You taking me?

Note taking Application

Hierarchical Note Taking

Taking Corbynomics Seriously

Taking Safety Littorally

Taking Back Immigration

Taking August Seriously

No taking photos.

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Taking note of

In economics, we seldom have a clearly defined counterfactual Would the economy have performed even better or a little differently if someone else had been at the helm? We can t know, but there is little doubt that those managing the economy receive more credit than they deserve, if sometimes less blame.

Taking note of the following reports

Mindlessly taking the first small step.

We're not taking the bonus yet.

The doctor is taking the patient's pulse.

If you're thinking about people taking too much risk and not understanding how much risk they're taking or taking too little risk, we need to think about that.

Regardless of whether it charts a course toward a brighter or darker future, a country s political leadership by definition plays the central role at the helm. Leaders of both China and Japan need to accept their position in this process and, above all, not simply ride on the froth of current events.

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They are taking responsibility.

We taking your car?