It's just fun to be at the helm of that.
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Rao will now be at the helm of Trump's deregulation agenda.
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She will soon be at the helm of the Celebrity Edge.
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Jen Wong will be at the helm of Time Inc's creative studio, The Foundry.
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Iger, who had planned to retire, will be at the helm of Disney until 2019.
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But at Nublu she will be at the helm of her own small ensemble. nublu.
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Price would not just be at the helm of Republicans' efforts to repeal the Affordable Care Act.
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Buhari's critics say he is too ill to be at the helm of one of the continent's biggest economies.
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He has our family's complete trust and is the perfect person to be at the helm of the campaign.
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If confirmed, Nakasone will be at the helm of an eavesdropping agency that employees roughly 36,000 hackers, spies and other intelligence professionals.
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"Just know this, I'm proud to be at the helm of an agency where people ask that kind of question," Bridenstine said.
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But both harbor a strong desire to be at the helm of transforming their country and shaping a prosperous future for its citizens.
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Tough road ahead Knowles will be at the helm of a city struggling to regain its footing after Brown's shooting and ensuing compliance measures.
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Uncertainty is therefore unlikely to fade until there is clarity about who will be at the helm of the U.K. in a few months' time.
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Up until now, there hadn't been a challenge the studious actor hadn't taken on with grace, except be at the helm of his own ship.
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It is unclear who will be at the helm of Banco do Brasil next year, as Brazil President-elect Jair Bolsonaro takes the reins on Jan.
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Stylist and entrepreneur Stephanie Mark says she would have never guessed that by her twenties, she would be at the helm of her own media company.
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Zuma will now be at the helm of the ANC until December, when he is due to step down and a new leader elected in his place.
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Ro Khanna of California, noting that if Democrats win, Pelosi would be at the helm of a major victory that includes a large number of female candidates.
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So to be at the helm of a night celebrating the best of that theatre with a person I just laugh way too much with, is beyond words.
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"He has our family's complete trust and is the perfect person to be at the helm of the campaign," said Eric Trump, one of the President's three sons.
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But with former coal lobbyist Andrew Wheeler soon to be at the helm of the EPA, President Donald Trump's U-turn on the environment shows no signs of stopping.
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It lets you experience what it's like to be at the helm of the action, driving all the way from Tucson, Arizona to Las Vegas, Nevada, in real time.
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Lightsey will be at the helm of a quintet that includes Itai Kriss on flute, Santi Debriano on bass, Daniel Dor on drums and David Balilty on percussion. nublu.
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"To be at the helm of the enterprise at which I first read the words 'rape culture' and 'fat shaming' on the internet is very meaningful to me," she said.
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He believes that Koreans should be at the helm of a Korean peace but has been quick to praise Mr. Trump and endorse talks that would include all three countries.
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" Eric Trump described Mr. Parscale as "an amazing talent" and said he "has our family's complete trust and is the perfect person to be at the helm of the campaign.
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Directors Anthony and Joe Russo will also be at the helm of the next two "Avengers" movies — Infinity War 1 and 2, which are slated to come out in 2018 and 2019.
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Starting in September she will be at the helm of the Celebrity Edge, a billion-dollar ship that was designed by women and overseen by Lisa Lutoff-Perlo, Celebrity Cruises' chief executive.
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Even though we don't have too many details about Netflix's upcoming project, the women revealed to be at the helm of the production signal that it could have more bite than the wholesome originals.
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With Citi, Credit Suisse, and J.P.Morgan rumored to be at the helm of the IPO, it looks like EN+ is aiming at a full listing option with the prospects of making it to FTSE100.
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There's no show at Carolines on Sunday, though, so that Hardwick can be at the helm of his obsess sesh "Talking Dead" after the Season 10 premiere of "The Walking Dead," both on AMC.
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You've got fans seeing Metroid Prime 4, hearing that Mr. Tanabe, who's been involved in all of the Metroid Prime games, is going to be at the helm of that, the fans are tremendously excited.
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If the Bucs can get their scoring (26th in the N.F.L. last season) to catch up to their yardage (fifth in the N.F.L. last season), Winston will be at the helm of a playoff team.
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In less than three months, Johnson will be at the helm of overseeing U.K.'s exit from the European Union, a move considered to be one of the most significant political and economic changes for the kingdom.
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With Dr. Tom Price soon to be at the helm of the Department of Health and Human Services, the media — and each of us as citizens — are left wondering in what ways our healthcare system will change.
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Visionaries like Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk might be at the helm of some of the world's most exciting companies, but Musk isn't in the production plant assembling Teslas any more than Bezos is fulfilling shipments in an Amazon warehouse.
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After it was announced that Glover would not be at the helm of the animated series Deadpool from FX and Marvel TV, Glover took things into his own hands and tweeted his 15 page script for the show — and the internet went nuts.
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"The time has come for a clown to be at the helm of Brazil," said Everton de Souza, 36, a janitor in Rio de Janeiro, promptly naming the man for the job: Tiririca, an actual clown whose name translates to Grumpy in Portuguese.
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"It's difficult to imagine how the European Union could function should such a Euroskeptic (as Le Pen) be at the helm of one if its major economies … It would likely precede its fracturing," Michael Hessel, political economist at Absolute Strategy Research, told CNBC via telephone.
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Given the high likelihood that the Kim regime cheats or tries to walk back agreed-upon verification protocols, the United States will once again need to be at the helm of re-orchestrating an airtight sanctions regime as a check against bad-faith behavior.
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Mr. O'Rourke discussed the campaign manager job for 90 minutes with one strategist, Jennifer O'Malley Dillon, at the South by Southwest festival in Austin, but even on the eve of his announcement it was uncertain who would be at the helm of his organization.
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But it also renews questions over who is actually to be at the helm of administering trade policy in the executive branch, in light of reports that Trump plans to expand the commerce secretary's role in overseeing trade and has created two entirely new trade-related positions in his administration.
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Ms. Chopra will oversee the council's annual River to River Festival, a sprawling series of innovative theater, dance and music performances, as well as art exhibitions, throughout Lower Manhattan and Governors Island — where she will also be at the helm of efforts to finish the renovation and expansion of the organization's Arts Center.
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A number of fellow deal lawyers said they were glad that the 50-year-old practitioner could be at the helm of the S.E.C. "He's a very smart, pragmatic guy who has real deal experience and has seen this stuff firsthand," said Richard Truesdell, a head of Davis Polk's global capital markets group, who has worked with Mr. Clayton on several deals.
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In September 2017, it was announced that Erik Ron will be at the helm of the 7th studio album from Grammy-nominated rock band Godsmack.
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In February 1947, Dange again became the chairman of All India Trade Union Congress and continued to be at the helm of that organisation either as general secretary or chairman.
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Joseph Mercer OBE (9 August 1914 – 9 August 1990) was an English football player and manager. Mercer, who played as a defender for Everton and Arsenal in his footballing career, also went on to be at the helm of Aston Villa, Manchester City and England as a manager.
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Ampadu returned to Exeter to be a part of the club's coaching outfit. He took up the role in July 2008 within the club's academy, to be at the helm of the Grecians Under 18 side. He moved to Arsenal in 2012 to become the Under 14s coach at the London side's Hale End Academy.
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In April 1950, at the age of 41, Singh earned his wings after completing his flying training. In January 1955, Singh took command of the newly-created Maintenance Command. He would be at the helm of the command for about 9 years, until his retirement. In 1958, the post was upgraded to Air Commodore, and in 1959, to Air Vice Marshal.
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In November 2015, the Dean Academy was put into special measures after a critical Ofsted report, and the headteacher David Gaston resigned. Following the resignation of David Gaston, the academy transferred control temporarily to John Barrett as head teacher throughout the 2015–2016 school year. In September 2016 the new permanent head of school Tom Beveridge took post and continues to be at the helm of the school. Leadership had been a severe problem.
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Peshawar's surrounding region is also relatively poor − Khyber Pakhtunkhwa's cities on average have an urban per capita income that is 20% less than Pakistan's national average for urban residents. Peshawar was noted by the World Bank in 2014 to be at the helm of a nationwide movement to create an ecosystem for entrepreneurship, freelance jobs, and technology. The city has been host to the World Bank assisted Digital Youth Summit — an annual event to connect the city and province's youths to opportunities in the digital economy. The 2017 event hosted 100 speakers including several international speakers, and approximately 3,000 delegates in attendance.
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The Kemalist principle of laicism is not against moderate and apolitical religion, but against religious forces opposed to and fighting modernization and democracy. According to the Kemalist perception, the Turkish state is to stand at an equal distance from every religion, neither promoting nor condemning any set of religious beliefs. Kemalist, however, has called for not only separation of church and state but also a call for the state control of the Muslim religious establishment. For some Kemalists, this means that the state must be at the helm of religious affairs, and all religious activities be under the supervision of the state.
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On the nights when host Jim Sharky was unable to be at the helm of The Lone Shark, Producer Sean Haffner had two options –- either host the program himself (which he didn’t enjoy), or have the station broadcast a repeat episode. But on one such occasion, Sharky and Haffner decided to ask Bill Arciprete (aka "God" to his Stalkers) to host The Lone Shark. Haffner had co-hosted Alternavision and The Swindle with Arciprete during the same time period that he was co-hosting The Lone Shark with Sharky. Arciprete agreed to host The Lone Shark and when he arrived at the studio, he informed Haffner that Peter Vouras (Arciprete’s former co-host on VoxPop Television) would be co-hosting the episode as well.
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Secret was an iOS and Android app service that allowed people to share messages anonymously within their circle of friends, friends of friends, and publicly. It differs from other anonymous sharing apps such as PostSecret, Whisper, and Yik Yak in that it was intended for sharing primarily with friends, potentially making it more interesting and addictive for people reading the updates. It was founded by David Byttow, the former lead for Square Wallet, and Chrys Bader-Wechseler, a former Google product manager at Google+, Photovine and YouTube. Bader-Wechseler left the company in January 2015, with the stated reason that the company's shift away from beautiful design and towards more minimalistic design meant that he felt he was no longer the best person to be at the helm of the company.
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In December 2014, the company announced it would launch a faster 2.0 version with new chat features. In January 2015, Secret launched its first "geofenced feed" at the CES conference, where both making and viewing posts was restricted to people within the geographical location of the conference. Later that month, Secret co-founder Bader-Wechseler left the company, with the stated reason that the company's shift away from beautiful design and towards more minimalistic design meant that he felt he was no longer the best person to be at the helm of the company. In March 2015, it was revealed that the company was working on new apps based on what they had learned about user needs from the Secret app, but intended to continue to retain the original product.
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In 1795, the cutter was on an "unofficial" mission; Senator Pierce Butler, from South Carolina, needed to transport a cargo of wool to his plantation on St. Simons Island and somehow convinced either Hendrick Fisher, the acting commanding officer of Eagle as Master John Howell was not available – or the local customs collector – that Eagle should carry out this task. (According to some documentation discovered by Florence Kern, Eagles commanding officer "did not feel obliged to be at the helm of Eagle at all times," and therefore left her in the care of her first mate, Hendrick Fisher, on many occasions.) Trouble appeared off Jekyll Island, when the Royal Navy ship sloop , under the command of Captain John Poo Beresford, fired a shot across the cutter's bow. Fisher attempted to heave-to, but the Senator ordered him to sail on. Lynx then began to fire continuously as Eagle sailed towards the shoal waters on the north point of Jekyll Island.
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Tim Dunigan as "Faceman" in the 1983 pilot episode "Mexican Slayride" Originally serving as an infantry Soldier (thus earning a Combat Infantryman's Badge) "Face" commissioned as an Intelligence Officer assigned to support a Special Operations Force Team where he met his soon to be fugitive counterparts. Suave, smooth-talking, and hugely successful with women, Peck serves as the team's con man and scrounger, able to get his hands on just about anything they need, using various disguises—albeit less than Hannibal—and assuming a wide variety of personas and backstories as his scams require. Effectively second-in-command behind Hannibal (although Murdock outranks him), he is the one who arranges for supplies, equipment, and sensitive information using numerous scams and hustles; several episodes also suggest that he is also responsible for arranging the team's weaponry, especially when overseas, often via highly illegal means (see season three's "Skins" for one such reference). When Hannibal is elsewhere or captured during several episodes, Face is often seen to be at the helm of the team, planning their course of action (see season two's "Bad Time on the Border", season four's "Wheel of Fortune" and season five's "Point of No Return" for examples).
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