The outgoing range from long-serving senior Republican leadership like Rep.
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The Michigan Democrat is currently the long-serving member of Congress.
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Andersen took over from long-serving CFO Ulrich Schmidt in 2016.
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Mr. Filber, a long-serving Netanyahu aide, has turned state witness.
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The defendant was Dallas County's long-serving district attorney, Henry Wade.
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Lewis is now the long-serving Democratic Congress member from Atlanta.
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Mr. Isaka effectively forced out his long-serving predecessor, Toshifumi Suzuki.
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A long-serving prime minister was toppled in Papua New Guinea.
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The long-serving Scalia, for his part, was no natural compromiser.
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That has rankled long-serving officers, as has Mahmoud's prominent role.
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Also, get rid of a lot of employees and long-serving managers.
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They have already identified some long-serving Democrats for future primary challenges.
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Some long-serving Republicans in once-safe districts went down to defeat.
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Woodham is backed by a staff of family and long-serving colleagues.
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He has courageously met its long-serving leader, Afonso Dhlakama, in his hideout.
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It replaces Acura's long-serving beak-shaped design as the company's corporate face.
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Elizaveta Peskova is the daughter of Dmitry Peskov, a long-serving Kremlin spokesperson.
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Hunt, a long-serving health minister, is replaced by culture minister Matt Hancock.
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Long-serving senators say they've given up trying to divine his next move.
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Her paternal grandfather, Quintin Hogg, was also a long-serving member of Parliament.
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Demonstrations continue two months after they helped topple Abdelaziz Bouteflika, the long-serving president.
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IT'S official: Islam Karimov, the long-serving and brutal dictator of Uzbekistan, is dead.
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Labour may benefit from having a local candidate, Rachel Eden, a long-serving councillor.
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Theresa May, a long-serving cabinet minister, succeeds David Cameron as prime minister today.
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Long-serving parliamentarians may wistfully recall claiming the scalps of two candidates in 2004.
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Shavkat Mirziyoyev, the country's long-serving prime minister, was elected as president in late 2016.
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Ginsburg, the internet hero — sorry "long-serving Supreme Court justice" — is 84 years old today.
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Other departures continue quietly; the long-serving head of risk announced his resignation last month.
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That has made the government of Mariano Rajoy, the long-serving prime minister, palpably nervous.
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Mr Müller, a long-serving insider, was installed in September 2015 to handle the furore.
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Ron Wyden, D-Oregon, is the top Democrat on finance and a long-serving senator.
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And he is again, as he did as a long-serving intelligence operative, defending America.
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The long-serving "Today" show host came under a storm of criticism for his performance.
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Long-serving President Yoweri Museveni was declared the winner, although the opposition has rejected the results.
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U.S. Ambassador to China Terry Branstad was previously a long-serving governor of the farm state.
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Ping, a long-serving politician in Gabon's government and former AU Commission chair, is promising change.
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The co-founder and long-serving Pandora employee took the helm at his company in 2016.
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Gabon's long-serving parliamentary speaker resigned on Thursday citing personal attacks on him by the government.
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Susana Malcorra, a long-serving UN official who is Argentina's foreign minister, may yet jump in.
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Nicholas Burns, a former long-serving diplomat who now teaches at Harvard University, excoriated Navarro's performance.
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The FLN has said that it was attacking Rwanda to oust long-serving president Paul Kagame.
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Years ago, Bobby Rush, another long-serving congressman from Chicago, lost a family member to violence.
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As a long-serving member of the Judiciary Committee, Hatch has overseen countless important judicial nominations.
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Uber said Thursday that it would offer bonuses of $100 to $203,000 to long-serving drivers.
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Floyd James Thompson, a long-serving Vietnam-era prisoner of war, and his return to America.
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HSBC is reportedly planning to replace Samir Assaf, the long-serving head of its investment bank.
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He is the second long-serving Republican senator to announce he will not seek another term.
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A good example is the diary of Ivan Maisky, the long-serving Soviet ambassador in London.
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Long-serving prime minister Robert Fico resigned in mid-March, handing power to a deputy Peter Pellegrini.
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"We're giving long-serving, hard-working employees the opportunity to retire early," Pruitt said in a statement.
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Jacques Helleu, the firm's long-serving head of marketing, understood the importance of protecting a luxury brand.
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That hurts Mr Bolsonaro and helps the PSDB's Geraldo Alckmin, the long-serving governor of São Paulo.
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Tod's has also replaced long-serving CEO Stefano Sincini with Bulgari sales executive Umberto Macchi di Cellere.
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Garland, 63, was picked to replace long-serving conservative Justice Antonin Scalia, who died on Feb. 13.
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Long-serving Group CFO James Rigney left the troubled airline along with CEO James Hogan in July.
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In two other House districts, younger women are challenging long-serving male incumbents in the Democratic primary.
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The International Criminal Court had long sought the arrest of Omar al-Bashir, Sudan's long-serving ruler.
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Father Sandoval lays the blame for the village's dire conditions squarely on Venezuela's long-serving Socialist government.
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Eliot Engel, a prominent and long serving Jewish member of the House, was outraged and demanded action.
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Long-serving skipper Deeney also provides stable leadership for a team that seemingly change managers every few months.
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American prosecutors have charged three long-serving managers at the firm with faking data to conceal the defect.
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Lamar Alexander (R-Tenn.), another long-serving Republican senator who has announced he will not seek re-election.
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Mr Mnangagwa, now 75, was Mr Mugabe's long-serving chief enforcer, including during the outrageous poll in 2008.
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Hope Hicks: The White House communications director, a long-serving and trusted Trump aide, resigned on Feb. 28.
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It transitioned to democracy after toppling long-serving leader Ben-Ali without triggering widespread violence or civil war.
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It was bad enough that long-serving WWE referee Charles Robinson tweeted about it, calling the crowd disrespectful.
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Long-serving staff who already earn more than $10 are miffed at missing out on a bumper rise.
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Obama is searching for a replacement for long-serving conservative Justice Antonin Scalia, who died on Feb. 13.
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The former long-serving IBM executive left last month after leading Safaricom's Alpha innovation unit since April 2017.
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Navarro challenged Waters before, in 2016, but lost to the long-serving incumbent by more than 100,000 votes.
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Floyd J. Carter Sr., a long-serving police detective and Tuskegee Airman, has died at 95 years old.
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Widespread peaceful protests have forced Sudan's long-serving military ruler, President Omar Hassan al-Bashir, out of office.
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And Obama's body man, Brian Mosteller, took home $60,000 less than Trump's long-serving body guard, Keith Schiller.
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Long-serving lawmakers are highly visible — often because they occupy key leadership roles — but they aren't particularly common.
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Looking ahead: Wednesday's shake-up prompted Dmitri Medvedev, Mr. Putin's long-serving ally, to abruptly resign the premiership.
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Hope Hicks - The White House communications director, a long-serving and trusted Trump aide, resigned on Feb. 28.
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Long-serving dark humour webcomic Cyanide and Happiness is releasing its very first video game, successfully crowdfunded on Kickstarter.
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There, as nearly the youngest prisoner amid a population of long-serving convicts, he learned to make friends fast.
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Jayaram Jayalalithaa, the long-serving chief minister of the Indian state of Tamil Nadu, died of a heart attack.
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Long-serving parliament speaker Mohamed Al-Arabi Ould Khalifa was left off the FLN lists for May's legislative election.
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More closely than any other biographer, Mr Guha tracks the forgotten influence of Gandhi's long-serving secretary, Mahadev Desai.
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The firm recently replaced Jeffrey Immelt, its long-serving chairman and CEO, with John Flannery (pictured), another company veteran.
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John Conyers caused the long-serving Michigan Democrat to step down as ranking member of the House Judiciary Committee.
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Since long-serving CBC members hold a number of top committee slots, the move angered many in the CBC.
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Three former presidents - Bill Clinton, George W. Bush and Barack Obama - expressed their condolences for the long-serving lawmaker.
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But it's far from clear if the left has the political muscle to topple the long-serving Democratic senator.
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He also promoted several long-serving Sunnis to key positions in an effort to integrate the mostly Shiite ministry.
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When the long-serving national security adviser retires on September 13th, the country's top spy chief will replace him.
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Mr. Smith, a long-serving conservative and former Judiciary Committee chairman, said the decision to retire was largely personal.
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Unfortunately, his choice was Manuel Marrero Cruz, the long-serving minister of tourism, the paradigm of a white bureaucrat.
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But the exit of Schaeuble, the most powerful counterweight to the long-serving chancellor, could paradoxically strengthen her position.
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Sanger is one of three long-serving directors who will retire at the end of the year, the company said.
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The tech giant, which is known for its long-serving top executives, did not give a reason for the departure.
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Otto von Bismarck, the long-serving Prussian Chancellor, used wedge strategies to prevent Germany's isolation after its unification in 1871.
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The top U.S. court has been down one justice since the death of long-serving conservative Antonin Scalia on Feb.
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Friday's meeting was the first between the new U.S. president and the long-serving stateswoman, who leads Europe's largest economy.
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They reflect the efforts of the long-serving mayor, Johnny B. Thomas, to bring business to his poverty-stricken town.
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She is leaving her congressional seat to run against John McCain, the long-serving Republican senator and former presidential candidate.
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The long-serving Mr. Iger has won acclaim for big acquisitions, including Marvel's superheroes and George Lucas's Star Wars franchise.
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William Hill appears to have lost momentum after long-serving Chief Executive Ralph Topping left the company two years ago.
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In New Hampshire, Jonah has launched his campaign to battle the widow of Harry Sherman, the state's long-serving representative.
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Some long-serving African leaders have been buoyed by their suppression of opposition, and by abolished or manipulated term limits.
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And in his mind, according to long-serving advisers, he has learned that he is not penalized politically for them.
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She was a protégée of the long-serving chancellor Helmut Kohl, who referred to her as "mein mädchen," my girl.
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The president is careful of what he says over the phone, and always has been, according to long-serving advisers.
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GUANTÁNAMO BAY, Cuba — A long-serving capital defense lawyer for one of the five men accused of plotting the Sept.
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But Medicare for all has dominated the Democratic race for too long, serving neither the candidates nor the electorate well.
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He previewed his approach during the Michigan rally, suggesting the state's long serving Democratic congressman John Dingell was in hell.
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As it slipped, the company began having second thoughts about the price of unbending loyalty to its long-serving workforce.
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The long-serving Georgia Congressman and Civil Rights leader also said that he would not attend President-elect Trump's swearing-in.
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The race would be for the seat being vacated by long-serving Republican Pat Roberts at the end of the term.
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In February 1986, after Marcos retained his presidency in a dubious electoral victory, Laxalt helped engineer the long-serving dictator's resignation.
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Mr Lidington was a long-serving pro-EU Europe minister under David Cameron, and knows his colleagues from EU capitals well.
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"You don't take every issue to the White House," notes Thomas Donahue, the long-serving head of the Chamber of Commerce.
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Fred Upton, a long-serving Republican from Michigan, as Upton faced the toughest race of his career — which he ultimately won.
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A long-serving Democratic senator from Ohio and US Marine, Glenn was the first American to orbit the earth in 1962.
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Mr Wright, a long-serving state lawmaker and son of a revered civil-rights judge, trailed by just over 1,000 votes.
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Four open House seats in California have attracted multiple candidates to replace long-serving Democrats including Lois Capps and Sam Farr.
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King Norodom Sihamoni is officially Cambodia's head of state, but long-serving Prime Minister Hun Sen has ruled for 33 years.
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Last month, Daimler named research chief Ola Kaellenius as its next chief executive officer to succeed long-serving CEO Dieter Zetsche.
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Mr Mnangagwa, the dead man's bloodstained, long-serving enforcer, who ousted him in a coup in 2017, is expected to preside.
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Sawy, a long-serving judge and senior prosecutor, was assigned to the technical office of the Cairo Appeals Court in 2015.
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"Medicare for all has dominated the Democratic race for too long, serving neither the candidates nor the electorate well," she writes.
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Invesco last month appointed long-serving Invesco fund manager Martin Walker to act as co-head of UK equities alongside Barnett.
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Long-serving Chief Executive Nigel Stein will retire and be replaced by Kevin Cummings, who currently heads GKN's aerospace business. bit.
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If confirmed, Kavanaugh would replace long-serving conservative Justice Anthony Kennedy, who announced his retirement on June 27 at age 81.
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Henry Paulson, the former chief executive of Goldman Sachs, was the last long-serving Wall Street executive to be appointed Treasury secretary.
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Later this month the New York Police Department is waving goodbye to a long-serving staple of police work — the memo book.
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Margaret Hodge, a long-serving and respected backbencher with a Jewish background, has labelled Mr Corbyn a "racist" and an "anti-Semite".
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The more targeted approach failed to bring the results at Rio, however, and was criticized by long-serving AOC President John Coates.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - Former World Trade Organization director general Peter Sutherland, who was also a long-serving chairman of oil giant BP (BP.
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Last year the long-serving foreign minister of Rwanda, which joined the Commonwealth in 2009, became the secretary-general of the Francophonie.
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A brilliant yet unassuming Chicagoan who favored silk bowties, he was as genial and generous as he was prolific and long-serving.
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Regardless of the trial's outcome, the McMahons will want a new long-serving champion to further dim the memories of Punk's reign.
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Mahathir Mohamad, Malaysia's long-serving and influential former prime minister, recently quit Umno in protest at alleged "corruption" under Mr Najib's leadership.
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Rice said she has significant respect for the long-serving California lawmaker, but not as the ongoing leader of the Democratic Party.
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At issue is the so-called Thurmond Rule -- an informal Senate tradition named for the long-serving former South Carolina Republican Sen.
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A year ago it removed its long-serving Chief Executive Samir Brikho who led Amec's $3 billion acquisition of engineer Foster Wheeler.
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A Harvard University graduate, Muhammad was appointed as governor in May 2016 following the retirement of long-serving governor Zeti Akhtar Aziz.
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Affable and a long-serving cadre, Mkhize is touted as a compromise candidate who could soothe tensions between the party's primary factions.
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Former Home Depot chief financial officer Carol Tomé, a long-serving board member, takes the helm on June 1, replacing David Abney.
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Though outwardly amiable, Mr. Sanders's inner circle fractured between some long-serving counselors and relative newcomers, like Faiz Shakir, his campaign manager.
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Ron Galimore, a former elite gymnast who rose to become the long-serving chief operating officer for U.S.A. Gymnastics, resigned last year.
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Jules Rimet was a long-serving president of FIFA, soccer's world governing body, who helped create the World Cup competition in 1930.
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On Monday Tod's said that it would replace long-serving Chief Executive Stefano Sincini with Bulgari sales executive Umberto Macchi di Cellere.
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In addition to chief executives of blue-chip companies, Mr. Berger advised political leaders including Helmut Kohl, the long-serving German chancellor.
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Trudeau moved long-serving Agriculture Minister Lawrence MacAulay to the veterans affairs portfolio to replace Jody Wilson-Raybould, who quit on Feb.
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The new appointees are all long-serving Samsung insiders whose elevations suggest continuity rather than any new direction at the $348 billion company.
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"Lincoln founded the party of the 'big tent' back in 1854," one long-serving state senator, fed up with Regan's machinations, told me.
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In June, government-linked fund manager Permodalan Nasional Bhd appointed former long-serving central bank governor Zeti Akhtar Aziz as its group chairman.
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He now claims to be a champion of human rights—an absurd turnabout for an ally of Hosni Mubarak, the long-serving dictator.
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In that region, a fifth of long-serving miners have black lung disease, and five percent have an advanced form considered completely debilitating.
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Even in the best of times, voters tire of long-serving ruling parties, blaming them for everything from bad weather to noisy roadworks.
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In the co-main event the relatively unknown Frenchman, Cedric Doumbe pulled the upset against the long serving Glory welterweight champion Nieky Holzken.
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A long-serving official at the head of Egypt's feared internal security apparatus, Adly was acquitted of other graft charges two years ago.
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These included the replacement of the country's long-serving oil minister, Mr. Naimi, who is 80 and had held the position since 1995.
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One Anbang director is the son of Chen Yi, a former long-serving foreign minister and top army general who died in 1972.
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Until a decade ago, Australia's post-war governments were mostly long-serving and stable (despite three-year parliamentary terms, among the world's briefest).
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Long-serving politician Marco is currently running for the governorship of Ilocos Norte, the family's traditional stronghold in the northeast of the country.
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The group is made up of lawmakers in swing districts, safe Democratic seats, first-term representatives and long-serving members of the caucus.
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Long-serving CEO Nicholas Moore is due to retire in November, and will be replaced by current head of asset management Shemara Wikramanayake.
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Kim Jong Un has replaced several long-serving officials with younger loyalists ahead of his second summit with Donald Trump, Reuters reported Wednesday.
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But as is the case for many long-serving Republicans, the Trump era is removing some of the sheen from his inoffensive reputation.
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Massachusetts is well known for deeply entrenched politics that favor incumbents, from the Kennedy dynasty to long-serving mayors, senators and House members.
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Gibbons, the long-serving manager of the Toronto Blue Jays, is actually the scion of a family of Massachusetts optometrists, not Texas ranchers.
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Bolivia has been under the governance of interim President Jeanine Anez since the resignation of long-serving socialist President Evo Morales in November.
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Pallone was more senior, but Eshoo, another long-serving Bay Area Democrat, was backed by Pelosi and the Democratic Steering and Policy committees.
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Riis had previously been regarded as heir apparent to Lars Rebien Sorensen, who stepped down as long-serving CEO in September last year.
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ICICI's long-serving Chief Executive Chanda Kochhar has also been battling allegations of nepotism in a loan the bank gave to the Videocon conglomerate.
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"I don't see this President-elect as a legitimate president," the long-serving Democrat told NBC News' Chuck Todd in a clip released Friday.
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Although most companies have closed these generous pension schemes to new members, they still need to pay them to long-serving or former employees.
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By the end, they'll have built a set of long-serving technical and creative skills, and they'll have a portfolio to show for it.
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Obama nominated U.S. appeals court judge Merrick Garland on March 16 to replace long-serving conservative justice Antonin Scalia, who died on Feb. 13.
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Hazleton's former Mayor Lou Barletta took his tough stance on immigration and used it to upset a long-serving Democrat in Congress in 2012.
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Alexey Reznikovich, VEON's long-serving chairman, will remain on the board as a representative of LetterOne Investment, the company formerly known as VimpelCom said.
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The proposal includes suspending benefits, such as school tuition for employees' children, gold medals and travel expenses for long-serving workers, and free lunches.
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The fundraising round was led by Ginko Ventures, a fund owned by Jean-Francois Baril, a long-serving former senior vice president at Nokia.
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One thing seems clear: when the queen eventually slips off the list of long-serving royals, her successor will have fewer crowns to juggle.
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Many Zimbabweans suspect the military's plan is to hand power to Mnangagwa, a long-serving Mugabe confidant and liberation war veteran nicknamed "the Crocodile".
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The Houthis, drawn mainly from Yemen's Zaidi Shi'ite minority and allied with long-serving former president Ali Abdullah Saleh, control much of the country.
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His was a family company — his son-in-law, Alex Bolen, is its chief executive — and many long-serving employees felt like family, too.
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Two long-serving New York Democrats are facing upstart primary challenges from liberal millennials who say the state needs fresher faces in Congress. Rep.
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In March, it appointed a new chief executive, Pedro Manuel Pereira Da Silva, to replace long-serving Ilya Yakubson, who was suspended in December.
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In a letter to Hun Sen last month, the filmmaker apologized for statements to media that were disrespectful to the long-serving prime minister.
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Some nations seem to be keeping up appearances, putting into place new presidential term limits that are even endorsed by their long-serving leaders.
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Albert Murasira, an army general, replaced long-serving James Kabarebe as defense minister, the president's office said, without giving a reason for the decision.
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Patchen, meanwhile, joins Facebook at the same time as some long-serving veterans are headed out the door — including public policy chief Elliot Schrage.
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U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May has selected Jeremy Hunt, the long-serving Health Secretary, to replace Boris Johnson as the U.K.'s Foreign Secretary.
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Biden emphasizes his deep ties to the state, including relationships with two late and long-serving senators, Republican Strom Thurmond and Democrat Fritz Hollings.
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Defying the local machine, she recently endorsed Ayanna Pressley, a fellow council member, in a primary against Representative Michael Capuano, a long-serving liberal.
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Mr. Short, a long-serving aide to Vice President Mike Pence when he was a congressman, joined Mr. Trump's staff when he took office.
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Mnangagwa, Mugabe's long-serving security chief who helped oust him from power, cut short a trip to a World Economic Forum in South Africa.
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That is when he agreed to support a 29-year-old local Delaware official to challenge a long-serving Republican senator in that state.
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And now the indictment might well put enough pressure on an anti-Netanyahu faction within Likud to finally dump the long-serving prime minister.
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In Britain, where ambassadorships are traditionally held by long-serving career diplomats, this was seen as unprecedented interference in the affairs of Her Majesty's Government.
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In a letter to Cambodia's long-serving Prime Minister Hun Sen last month, Ricketson apologized for statements to media that were disrespectful to Hun Sen.
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Religious violence surged after the overthrow of Suharto, Indonesia's long-serving strongman, in 1998, but then appeared to dissipate; it is again becoming more common.
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Twenty years ago this week, Suharto, Indonesia's long-serving dictator, resigned, paving the way for the country's presidents to be chosen at the ballot box.
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The Supreme Court dissolved the Cambodia National Rescue Party (CNRP) in November at the request of the government of long serving Prime Minister Hun Sen.
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The long-serving and highly regarded head of the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA), Glenn Stevens, retires in September after a decade at the helm.
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Only Bill Daley, a stolid man who is the son and brother of two other long-serving mayors, might be recognised outside the Windy City.
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HMD is owned by Smart Connect LP, a private equity fund managed by Jean-Francois Baril, a long-serving former senior vice president of Nokia.
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Incoming GlaxoSmithKline Plc Chief Executive Emma Walmsley will receive lower pay than long-serving predecessor Andrew Witty, reflecting her lack of experience in the role.
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Yet the buzz surrounding the long-serving California Democrat has reached a fever pitch this year as she's lobbed bomb after bomb at President Trump.
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In Wednesday's vote, Najib goes up against his former mentor turned critic Mahathir Mohamad, once a long-serving prime minister who now leads the opposition.
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Long-serving prime minister Robert Fico stepped down to save his three-party government, and picked his deputy, Peter Pellegrini, to lead a reshuffled cabinet.
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In November the bank named cereal farmer and long-serving executive Dominique Lefebvre in a new over-arching group chairmanship role to unify the bank.
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MORE vanquished long-serving senator and war hero John McCainJohn Sidney McCain21625 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2900 Fighter pilot vs.
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The Point: The death of a long-serving Republican senator and war hero should be an absolute slam dunk for a Republican president, politically speaking.
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Mr. Mirziyoyev fired its long-serving chief and his deputy and signed a law that made protecting human rights one of the security service's missions.
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"He's got a tough job to do, but it seems he's running far afield," said Senator Richard C. Shelby, a long-serving Republican from Alabama.
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Mr. Bell was a city councilor from Ferguson, Mo., who campaigned on a platform of criminal justice reform to unseat a long-serving county prosecutor.
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Rubis said it had struck agreements with two shareholders, including long-serving KenolKobil CEO David Ohana, to buy shares representing 9.69 percent of the company.
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Fischbach's mother is a long-serving associate executive director of the National Right to Life Committee and her husband leads an NRLC affiliate in Minnesota.
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When one of its long-serving actors died, "Sesame Street" had his character die, too, using it as a teaching moment to talk about death.
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By the time she became a Democrat, after interning for Charleston's long-serving Democratic mayor, Joseph P. Riley, "I was already hooked," Mr. Whitaker said.
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The challenge for Ghosn is to find long-serving Mitsubishi Motors insiders whom he can trust to advise him and guide him around the company.
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Dos Santos, Africa's richest woman according to Forbes, isthe daughter of Angola's long-serving president, Jose Eduardo dos Santos, and has various investments in Portugal.
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Pro-Western Djukanovic, Montenegro's long-serving leader, has recently accused the Serbian church of promoting pro-Serb policies that are aimed at undermining Montenegrin statehood.
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Schmelzer, Borussia Dortmund's long-serving left back, has performed the ritual 16 times over the last decade, building up an unparalleled expertise in the field.
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One of the founding figures of the U.S. space program and also a long-serving U.S. Senator, Glenn had a profoundly historic and uniquely American life.
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Medojevic, an outspoken critic of long-serving President Milo Djukanovic and his Democratic Party of Socialists, was seized as he left parliament, a political ally said.
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The extent of the trouble became clear earlier this year, when Chairman Tang Zhenyi resigned, followed swiftly by long-serving Chief Executive Jonathan Slone and others.
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But the tradition has been questioned following the emissions scandal that erupted two years ago on the watch of Martin Winterkorn, a long-serving VW insider.
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This will be Israel's third parliamentary elections in under a year after the long-serving premier failed to form a government following April's and September's votes.
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The Sudanese military has ousted president Omar al-Bashir in an apparent coup, following months of intense anti-government protests against the long-serving dictator. Gen.
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Executives Judson Althoff and Jean-Philippe Courtois took charge of Microsoft's sales and marketing divisions following the exit of long-serving COO Kevin Turner last summer.
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Etihad has reported losses in excess of $3 billion and thousands of employees have left, including long-serving chief executive James Hogan, since the review started.
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Mnangagwa appointed eight new faces to his cabinet but there was no place for long serving ministers Patrick Chinamasa, Obert Mpofu, David Parirenyatwa and Simon Moyo.
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Tunisia was the only Arab country where a long-serving leader was toppled in the region's 2011 uprisings without triggering civil war or large-scale violence.
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Should Trump skip over Gordon, it could further the criticism that he is politicizing the intelligence community at the expense of long-serving career professionals. Sen.
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Two long-serving insiders probably have better chances: Shavkat Mirziyoyev, the prime minister, and Rustam Azimov, his deputy, though some say Mr Azimov has been arrested.
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Dos Santos, Africa's richest woman according to Forbes, is the daughter of Angola's long-serving President Jose Eduardo dos Santos and has various investments in Portugal.
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Under long-serving Cardinal Jaime Sin, the Philippines Church helped topple Presidents Marcos and Estrada and campaigned against the death penalty, which was suspended in 2006.
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And Harry Reid, the state's long-serving Democratic senator who is retiring, performed even better with them than he did among Hispanics in his 2010 election.
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Israel is now facing the very real prospect that Netanyahu, Israel's long-serving prime minister, will lose his job — and even potentially be sent to jail.
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It's worth saying, to start, that the "problem" of long-serving lawmakers — the problem a term limit purports to solve — isn't actually a problem at all.
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In 22019, the long-serving Democratic leader was referenced in many attack ads ran against Democrat Jon Ossoff in his unsuccessful special election campaign in Georgia.
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Roger Stone, a long-serving Trump adviser, told me it is a mistake to imagine that Trump does not mean to fulfill his most radical ideas.
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Wall Street firms face a tricky balancing act to keep their long-serving top managers happy while providing promotion opportunities for the next generation of leaders.
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Do any Republicans of consequence -- long-serving members or influential behind the scenes players -- come out and say "Yes, I think this President has done wrong"?
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Ning Gaoning replaces long-serving Sinochem chief Liu Deshu, who is leaving due to reaching a government-set retirement age, Sinochem said, without giving further details.
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He took the stage at Lake Michigan College as Representative Fred Upton, a long-serving Republican from the area, faced the toughest race of his career.
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His lawyers accused long-serving Montgomery County District Attorney Doug Evans of engaging in a pattern of removing black jurors that indicated an unlawful discriminatory motive.
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Instead of publicly calling for a long serving FBI agent to be summarily fired, politicians should allow the disciplinary process to play out free from political pressure.
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The Sheikh's long-serving trainer Saeed Bin Suroor prepared all three of the runner-ups and is back for another campaign with Secret Number and Beautiful Romance.
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Instead of publicly calling for a long-serving FBI agent to be summarily fired, politicians should allow the disciplinary process to play out free from political pressure.
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King Norodom Sihamoni is officially Cambodia's head of state, but long-serving Prime Minister Hun Sen has ruled the Southeast Asian country for more than 33 years.
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This year Terry Lundgren, the company's long-serving boss, will hand control to Jeff Gennette, currently a senior manager, who must attempt an even more dramatic recovery.
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Tancred, a long serving lieutenant of Coates, was forced to step down last week and the AOC executive board said it would review the organization's workplace practices.
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Bill Daley, the son and brother of two long-serving mayors of Chicago, and a national politician with ties to Barack Obama and Al Gore, came third.
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A lot of Clinton's truest supporters say they love the way she speaks with the authority and self-assured tone of a long-serving and knowledgeable politician.
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The House bill will have to go through what's known as the "Byrd Bath," named after the late long-serving Democratic senator from West Virginia, Robert Byrd.
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The protests against perceived improper dealings between the political elite and businessmen forced the resignation of long-serving Prime Minister Robert Fico, although he denied any wrongdoing.
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The job reductions come at a time of significant change at Novo, which announced four weeks ago that long-serving CEO Sorensen would step down in January.
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One thing seems clear: when the queen eventually slips off the list of long-serving royals, her successor is likely to have have fewer domains to juggle.
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Anthony Banbury, a long-serving American UN official, penned a tale of woe in the New York Times soon after he had retired in disgust in March.
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Which is more amazing: the fact that a long-serving Republican speaker of the House sexually abused teenage boys, or how little attention this revelation has received?
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Angolan President Joao Lourenço has embarked on a series of policy and personnel shifts since taking over from long-serving predecessor Jose Eduardo dos Santos in September.
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It also highlighted the potential legal jeopardy of Allen Weisselberg, Mr. Trump's long-serving chief financial officer, who is a focus of federal prosecutors in New York.
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Ms. Pressley in Massachusetts and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez in New York were among women who defeated long-serving white male incumbents in party primaries and won tonight.
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The tourism industry is an important driver of economic growth and has rebounded after a decline following the 2011 uprising that toppled long-serving leader Hosni Mubarak.
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Primaries were also held Tuesday in North Dakota, Maine and Nevada, with the latter two featuring Democratic contests where long-serving women faced off against male opponents.
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That's what happened in 1972, when President Richard Nixon suddenly found himself in a position to replace J. Edgar Hoover, the long-serving and infamous F.B.I. director.
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Instead Robert Menzies, Australia's long-serving prime minister, sent a battalion of 800 troops, even though their role, like American strategy in general, was far from clear.
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But the president also gave voice to a nostalgia that's shared by many long-serving members of Congress, even if they don't often say it out loud.
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Isabel Dos Santos, the daughter of Angola's long-serving president, is BPI's second-largest shareholder who last year fended off a takeover bid for BPI by Caixabank.
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Verma also raised gender discrimination concerns this August after HHS failed to promote one of her long-serving deputies, Brady Brookes, to be her chief of staff.
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She is expected to promote women ministers to several senior roles, and Cameron's long-serving finance minister George Osborne could lose his job, according to media reports.
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Schwartz and Solomon were named to succeed Gary Cohn, Blankfein's long-serving lieutenant who left to become the top economic advisor to President Donald Trump last year.
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The long-serving Liberal Lion of the Senate was the architect of the Immigration Act of 1965, which still stands as the basis of our immigration policy.
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To keep senior leaders interested, Wall Street firms can keep offering promotions, which also helps to make sure rising stars don't get stuck behind long-serving execs.
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The meeting failed to produce any progress on how to proceed with finding a replacement for Scalia, a long-serving conservative justice who died on Feb. 13.
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Beard's move follows the retirement of other top allies of Glasenberg - Chris Mahoney, the long-serving head of Glencores agricultural business, and Aristotelis Mistakidis, the head of copper.
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Mugabe's fall has raised hopes among opposition politicians that other long-serving leaders will fall, but also stoked fears that those who replace them may be no better.
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"You are here in a position of power because of us," she said, referring to the mass protests that led to the fall of the long-serving president.
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Aviva Chief Executive Andrew Moss left the insurer a few days later, but WPP's long-serving CEO Martin Sorrell is still at the helm of the advertising group.
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The Houthis, drawn mainly from Yemen's Zaidi Shi'ite minority and allied to long-serving former president Ali Abdullah Saleh, control much of the country including the capital San'aa.
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Sinochem Chairman Ning will serve as Chairman and Party Secretary of ChemChina, while ChemChina's long-serving Chairman Ren Jianxin retires, Caixin reported, citing sources close to the companies.
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Long-serving director Philippe Lagayette and Cherie Blair, the wife of British former prime minister Tony Blair, are both also stepping down from the Renault board in June.
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Kiska pressured long-serving prime minister Robert Fico and his cabinet to resign, earning him enemies among the supporters of Slovakia's ruling Smer party, which Fico still leads.
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She said others, beyond Trump, had disrespected McCain and his family, though she offered no specifics about others disparaging the long-serving senator whose seat she now holds.
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"For many of them, that was the only reason they were Democrats," recalls Henry Waxman, the long-serving Los Angeles congressman who was part of the 1974 class.
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Biden could then explain why he now supports releasing the long serving nonviolent offenders who have been locked up under laws that Biden helped write as a senator.
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Alexey Reznikovich, the long-serving chairman of VEON, formerly known as VimpelCom, will remain on the board as one of the representatives of LetterOne Investment, the company said.
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Beard's move follows the retirement of other top allies of Glasenberg - Chris Mahoney, the long-serving head of Glencore's agricultural business, and Aristotelis Mistakidis, the head of copper.
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For another week, Mugabe clung on to the presidency as Chiwenga and his forces tried to engineer a peaceful, and quasi-legal, exit for the long-serving leader.
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It described Judge Scheindlin as a "long-serving and distinguished jurist" and said it had made "no findings of misconduct, actual bias or actual partiality" on her part.
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Last month, under pressure from shareholders, EQT replaced three long-serving directors, following which the Rice brothers cut their nominees to the company's board from nine to seven.
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In the past 18 months its chief executive, Cressida Pollock, and Terri-Jayne Griffin, a long-serving and well-respected member of the production team, have also resigned.
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In recent weeks, Mr. Trump has been canvassing friends and allies for their opinions of Mr. Barr, a long-serving Republican legal hand who was confirmed last month.
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Elelaimy was one of the leading Egyptian activists during the 2011 popular revolts across the region that toppled long-serving autocrat Hosni Mubarak and several other Arab leaders.
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But while polls show Ms. Nixon lagging more than 30 points behind Mr. Cuomo, Mr. Williams, a long-serving city councilman from Flatbush, trails his opponent, Lt. Gov.
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Perhaps one of the most unnerving works in the show is by Willi Sitte, a committed socialist and the long-serving president of East Germany's official artists' association.
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The proposal includes suspending benefits including school tuition for employees' children and gold medals and travel expenses for long-serving workers, while removing complementary lunches and other benefits.
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Intu is also searching for a new chief executive to replace its long-serving boss David Fischel, who is due to leave once a replacement has been appointed.
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A new Public Policy Institute of California poll finds that 28500 percent of Californians don't believe the long-serving senator should run for a sixth term in 6900.
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At one point, Mr. Grassley, a long-serving senator, was offered a gift from a 62-year-old Democratic pig farmer named Chris Petersen: a bottle of Tums.
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Governing body Football Federation Australia (FFA) sacked long-serving Stajcic after an internal survey of players and staff, followed by a supplementary review by a women's rights group.
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The downfall of long-serving autocrat Suharto in 229 - amid a crisis widely blamed on a culture of nepotism and graft - brought an end to a regime of repression.
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While Cheney, 52, would have a high-profile perch from which to run, Lummis, 64, has been a long-serving public figure with deep personal ties to the state.
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Netanyahu on Monday called early elections for April, setting the stage for a three-month campaign clouded by a series of corruption investigations against the long-serving Israeli leader.
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A bill by George Miller, a long-serving Democrat from California, passed the House in 2008 and 2009, but the Senate declined to give it a vote both times.
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Long-serving Kurdish president Masoud Barzani stepped down over the affair and the regional government led by his nephew Nechirvan has tried to negotiate an end to the confrontation.
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Mr. Foote, who completed his law degree at Georgetown, married Roberta Fulbright, known as Bosey, daughter of J. William Fulbright, a long-serving Democratic senator from Arkansas, in 1964.
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His supporters say firm measures are necessary to bring security and stability to a country that has seen unrest since a 2011 uprising toppled long-serving autocrat Hosni Mubarak.
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But al-Bashir's defeat is significant, and it comes just a few weeks after another long-serving ruler, this time in Algeria, agreed to step down amid widespread protests.
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The Democrats' long-serving House leader, who is merely 77, had been asked on NBC about the allegations against Representative John Conyers of Michigan, the House's longest-serving member.
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Both men are long-serving Facebook veterans — Cox was one of Facebook's earliest employees, and Daniels has been with the company since 2011 — and trusted lieutenants of Mark Zuckerberg.
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The appointment of Hunt, the long-serving health minister, sees a close May ally replace the maverick Johnson, and could alter the Brexit balance of May's top ministerial team.
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The series was conceived during the euphoria of President Obama's 2008 election at the urging of Andrew Aydin, Lewis's long-serving congressional aide and an unabashed fan of comics.
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Kamto lost what he says was a fraudulent presidential election in October and was detained late last month after organising a small rally against long-serving President Paul Biya.
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In large part, this is due to the country's long-serving dictatorial president Robert Mugabe, who was finally ousted by a coup this week following a 37-year reign.
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Sotheby's has suffered a spate of resignations by top-tier executives, many of whom had worked there for decades, as well as the departure of its long-serving CEO.
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PHNOM PENH (Reuters) - Cambodia's long-serving Prime Minister Hun Sen berated journalists on Sunday at a dinner his government hosted for correspondents and accused some of spreading fabricated stories.
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Had John McCain, a war hero and long-serving senator, or Mitt Romney, an accomplished businessman who governed Massachusetts ably, defeated President Obama, such would have been the case.
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But the long-serving senator said the Trump administration is going to have to learn to work with Democrats if it wants to implement its vision for this country.
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Joe Crowley in the primary for New York's 14th congressional district, called the long-serving Democrat out on Twitter for remaining on the ballot as a third-party challenger.
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Long-serving Swire Pacific Ltd executive Patrick Healy was appointed as Cathay's new chairman on Wednesday following the resignation of Slosar, who had served in the role since 2014.
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That's a question that Representative Zoe Lofgren, Democrat of California and a long-serving Judiciary Committee member who was on the panel's staff in the 1970s, has been asking.
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"It kind of reminds me of the Reagan administration," said Roger Stone, a long-serving informal adviser to Mr. Trump who met with him at Trump Tower last week.
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Still, Mr. Trump has been less than pleased in recent days with stories about long-serving staff and supporters who have not been contacted by anyone at Trump Tower.
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Louise Lucas, a long-serving Democratic state senator, broke down outside the Capitol and put her head in her hands as reporters hounded her for a comment on Herring.
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Early in 1997, the president of Sporting's fan club on the island of Madeira got in touch with Aurélio Pereira, the Lisbon club's long-serving director of youth recruitment.
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Uber has also given long-serving employees the opportunity to sell back a percentage of their shares to the company, in a program that was reported earlier by Bloomberg.
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Last month, the network announced that the long-serving Bob Costas would be replaced by Mike Tirico, who will be the prime-time program host during the 2018 Games.
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"The whole country is just sending out long-serving workers in the name of creating jobs for the youth without making sufficient effort to create new jobs," Lee said.
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"The whole country is just sending out long-serving workers in the name of creating jobs for the youth without making sufficient effort to create new jobs," Lee said.
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His lawyers accused long-serving Montgomery County District Attorney Doug Evans, who is white, of engaging in a pattern of removing black jurors that indicated an unlawful discriminatory motive.
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Facebook has become an ever more important platform for political news in Cambodia after some media outlets critical of long-serving Prime Minister Hun Sen were forced to shut.
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Last month, under pressure from shareholders, EQT already replaced three long-serving directors, following which the Rice brothers also cut their nominees to the company's board to seven from nine.
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Amid growing pressure last month, long-serving prime minister Robert Fico stepped down to save his three-party government, and picked his deputy, Peter Pellegrini, to lead a reshuffled cabinet.
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The protests, triggered by the murder of journalist Jan Kuciak, who investigated political corruption and EU subsidy fraud, eventually led to the resignation of long-serving prime minister Robert Fico.
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Such a move could set off a bitter battle between the two and make for difficult decisions for their colleagues who would have to choose between the long-serving friends.
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Image 2 of 2 LONDON – Peter Carington, a long-serving British politician who was the last survivor of Prime Minister Winston Churchill&aposs government, has died, the government said Tuesday.
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KAMPALA (Reuters) - Fistfights and chair-throwing broke out in Uganda's parliament on Tuesday ahead of a debate on whether to grant long-serving President Yoweri Museveni another term in office.
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"The bank's 'sale' of its committed Scottish Widows and Clerical Medical staff represents contempt for long serving and skilled employees," Rob MacGregor, a Unite national officer, said in a statement.
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Mr. Peterson, the chairman of the Agriculture Committee and a long-serving Democratic veteran known for flying his own plane around his district, has long marched to his own drum.
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Having ousted Mariano Rajoy, the long-serving conservative prime minister, in a parliamentary censure by 180 votes to 169, this week Pedro Sánchez, the Socialist leader, formed a new government.
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Following pressure from an activist investor to overhaul Stada, long-serving Chief Executive Hartmut Retzlaff last year resigned on health grounds, to be replaced by executive board member Matthias Wiedenfels.
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Thousands marched on the local administration building in Kemerovo on March 27th, demanding accountability, answers and the resignation of the mayor and of the region's long-serving governor, Aman Tuleev.
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It has also accused political foes of seeking a violent coup against Maduro, the former bus driver and union activist who became Chavez's long-serving foreign minister then vice-president.
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TASHKENT (Reuters) - Shavkat Mirziyoyev, long-serving prime minister of Uzbekistan, has become its second president, winning 88.61 percent of the vote in an election on Sunday criticized by Western observers.
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Zhou Xiaochuan, the long-serving People's Bank of China (PBOC) governor, is widely expected to be replaced during the annual meeting of China's parliament, which started in Beijing on Monday.
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Back in 13, the late King Abdullah named $75 a barrel as the kingdom's "fair" oil price, most likely after consultations with the long-serving oil minister Ali al-Naimi.
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Today, only about 17 percent of workers are covered by a traditional defined benefit pension where long-serving employees would receive an employer-provided monthly income stream long into retirement.
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The announcement came after polls closed in the election which some have called a sham because of the lack of any credible opposition to long-serving Prime Minister Hun Sen.
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Volkswagen's attachment to long-serving managers contrasts with the approach taken by the electronics and engineering giant Siemens, another German corporate icon engulfed by scandal that recovered much more quickly.
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What Republicans are even more loath to talk about than Mr. Flake's fate is the health of two long-serving senators: John McCain of Arizona and Thad Cochran of Mississippi.
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This is why the Lakers' controlling owner, Jeanie Buss, felt the need to abruptly fire her brother Jim and the club's long-serving general manager, Mitch Kupchak, in February 2017.
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It has also accused political foes of seeking a violent coup against Maduro, a former bus driver and union activist who became Chavez's long-serving foreign minister then vice-president.
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"At the moment we appear to be having a debate over who's to blame for what has yet to occur," said James Wallner, a former long-serving Senate GOP aide.
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Vice President Emerson Mnangagwa, 75, a long-serving veteran of Zimbabwe's 1970s liberation wars, had been viewed as a likely successor to Mugabe before the president fired him on Nov. 6.
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The LIA was created to invest oil revenues earned before a NATO-backed uprising in 2011 toppled long-serving ruler Muammar Gaddafi and divided Libya into territory controlled by rival factions.
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Don't expect Saudi Arabia's new oil boss to bring big change to OPEC's June meeting, analysts warned, after the energy power replaced its long-serving minister Ali al-Naimi on Saturday.
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Yemen has suffered from severe political instability for years, especially since a civil war erupted following the Arab Spring and the resignation of its long-serving authoritarian president Ali Abdullah Saleh.
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Speculation about the future of Fiat Chrysler, often seen as a potential M&A target, intensified after the sudden death of long-serving former CEO Sergio Marchionne almost one year ago.
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PHNOM PENH (Reuters) - Cambodia's parliament amended a law on Monday to stop anyone convicted of an offence from running for office, effectively barring long-serving Prime Minister Hun Sen's main rival.
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The deal was the last one to be signed by Boeing Vice Chairman Ray Conner, a long serving executive for the company who started off as a mechanic 40 years ago.
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A long-serving House Republican said in an interview published Sunday that President Trump "could have called back" after his phone call to a military widow earlier this month became controversial.
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He fled in 2015 when protests and violence broke out in the capital Brazzaville over a contested referendum by long-serving President Denis Sassou Nguesso to lift limits to his term.
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The ousting of the Center Party's long-serving boss, Edgar Savisaar, is widely seen as having opened the door for the party to come in from the cold of longstanding opposition.
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The year 22017 yielded big discoveries and events from a rare solar eclipse, to the fiery demise of a long-serving NASA spacecraft in Saturn's atmosphere, to new gene editing techniques.
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They also said that Downing Street risked damaging the party's electoral prospects if they did deselect so many MPs, many of whom are long-serving and individually popular in their constituencies.
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Guido Kerkhoff, installed as interim chief executive after the abrupt departure of long-serving Heinrich Hiesinger in July, announced the split after years of intensifying pressure from shareholders led by Cevian.
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Salil Parekh, a long-serving Capgemini executive, took over as Infosys CEO in January this year, at a time the company's board is chaired by another key co-founder, Nandan Nilekani.
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The first high-profile defection from the San Antonio Spurs this off-season was not the disgruntled All-Star forward Kawhi Leonard but instead their long-serving point guard, Tony Parker.
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Tillerson failed to fill a number of vital leadership positions, spent almost no time interacting with his own employees, and pushed out long-serving career professionals without clear replacements in mind.
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He is considered to be a little-known figure who moved into the post after the group's long-serving spokesman, Abu Muhammad al-Adnani, was killed last year in an airstrike.
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As a long-serving health secretary, Mr. Hunt waged a fierce dispute with junior doctors, but on the positive side, a long-predicted winter crisis in the health service never materialized.
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Mike Quigley: You testified, around the same time that the Secretary did not render assistance to a long-serving and highly respected ambassador, he made two phone calls to Rudy Giuliani.
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Westpac, grappling with the scandal and accusations of enabling child exploitation payments, could see investors vote against its proposals on executive pay and the re-election of a long-serving director.
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Eraldo Poletto, who took over from long-serving CEO Michele Norsa in August, said he aimed to "deliver a refreshed, more contemporary brand aesthetic" with the company's three newly-appointed designers.
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Some experts said Trump's slowness to fill top jobs wouldn't prevent the federal government from responding to a terrorist threat because the FBI and DHS are staffed with long-serving experts.
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It's a tale of teamwork, communication and long-serving public health officials tapping into their networks in an era of limited public health funding, diminished public health infrastructure and high turnover.
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Thus, at the time of his death, he was seen primarily as a long-serving and influential moderate senator who'd been at the center of a lot of important political events.
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Supporters of long-serving African leaders dismiss parallels with Zimbabwe, where Mugabe's former deputy - sacked during a power struggle with Mugabe's wife - is about to take power with military and public backing.
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At the time of our interview, he was still nose-deep in patent applications and barking orders at his long-serving employees, and scolded me for not complimenting him on his attire.
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The long-serving Chancellor Angela Merkel is losing ground in the run-up to next September elections to Martin Schultz, a passionate European and a candidate of the Social Democratic Party (SPD).
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GM is proposing a base wage freeze and no bonuses this year along with a suspension of some benefits such as tuition for employees' children and gold medals for long-serving workers.
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"This goal of 2 percent or 1.9 is something that will not be easily reached in the years to come," said Ewald Nowotny, a long-serving member of the ECB's Governing Council.
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Nursultan Nazarbayev, the long-serving president of Kazakhstan, promised to devolve more authority to the country's rubber-stamp parliament, in a move seen as a preparation for an eventual transition of power.
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If it does fall short, that will be partly because Mr Müller is a long-serving insider picked by the Porsche and Piëch families, who control over half of VW's voting shares.
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There's always been something bizarre about the idea that a position as important, as long-serving, and as irreversible as Supreme Court justice should be made based on qualifications rather than ideology.
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Louvres are cut with a machine so ancient that no employee can accurately date it, and not by using lasers and computers, but by the unerring eye of a long-serving worker.
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Beccari, who replaced long-serving Dior CEO Sidney Toledano in recent weeks, said it was too early to give any indications about his plans for the label, and praised the "powerful" collection.
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The United States has also voiced concern that the Ream naval base in southern Cambodia could host forces from China, the closest foreign ally of long-serving authoritarian Prime Minister Hun Sen.
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ALGIERS (Reuters) - Algeria will hold a presidential election on July 4, the interim presidency said on Wednesday after weeks of mass protests led to the resignation of long-serving leader Abdelaziz Bouteflika.
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House Appropriations Chair Hal Rogers, a long-serving Kentucky Republican, said the RECLAIM Act would provide support to coal-producing communities hit by the decline of the industry to redevelop their economies.
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The mall's management company, Kemerovskiy Konditerskiy Kombinat, or KKK, replaced long-serving workers with less experienced ones and reduced staff, according to interviews with two people who had worked for the company.
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Two moderates Republicans, Susan Collins of Maine and Mark Kirk of Illinois, have said it's too soon after the death of the long-serving justice for a political debate over his replacement.
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Morn is another long-serving manager at the privately owned trading house who had held posts in North America and Asia prior to succeeding Trishul Mandana as coffee head two years ago.
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ALGIERS (Reuters) - Algerians are facing the eventual departure of their long-serving president, the ailing Abdelaziz Bouteflika, in the knowledge that all is being done to ensure little changes when he goes.
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The state Republican Party attacked Pritzker on Thursday by linking him to the long-serving Democratic House speaker and insisting Pritzker favored a reinstatement of the state's 5 percent individual income tax.
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"There will be cuts, that's clear," said a long-serving strategist at one European bank, whose department's budget has been cut to 4 million pounds from more than 10 million last year.
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Powers, a former JetBlue CFO, was hired by Etihad following a major shake-up of management that included the departure of long-serving Group CEO James Hogan and Group CFO James Rigney.
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But when Khamenei found out about the mission, he reportedly moved to fire not only Iran's air force chief but also the long-serving and powerful commander of Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps.
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John DeStefano was also on the list, but the long-serving Trump aide left the White House in May 2019 to advise Juul in its dealing with the Food and Drug Administration.
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Since taking over at the EPA, he has scrubbed the agency's website of any mention of climate change, and dismissed a panel of long-serving academics responsible for reviewing scientific standards there.
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Long-serving Kurdish president Masoud Barzani stepped down over the affair and the regional government led by his nephew Prime Minister Nechirvan Barzani has tried to negotiate an end to the confrontation.
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When asked about the president's comments, Chief Executive Officer Mark Thompson told Reuters that the White House receives many copies of the paper and said they were very loyal, long serving subscribers.
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Should Democrats fail to reclaim the House in a year with so many factors in their favor, Ms. Pelosi and her long-serving lieutenants will almost certainly be pushed to step down.
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Figures from Vote Leave, the main campaigning group behind the Brexit vote, call the shots in Downing Street, causing long-serving Tory mps to shake their jowls at the state of affairs.
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The congressman from the Upper West Side became the top Democrat on the committee in December 2017 after John Conyers, the long-serving Michigan representative, resigned from Congress over sexual-harassment claims.
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But this year, they have also focused their attention on southern Brooklyn, where a long-serving senator, Martin J. Golden, has held on as the last remaining Republican senator in the borough.
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Long-serving advisers and friends remember when Mr. Trump also embraced the tighter controls imposed by Paul Manafort when he was brought on as the campaign chairman in the middle of 2016.
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Two long-serving Warren aides, Jon Donenberg and Bharat Ramamurti, were spearheading the effort to develop a financing plan over the summer, with Mr. Donenberg briefing Ms. Warren on various cost options.
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Some of the seats that are most finely-balanced are currently held by some of the biggest names in UK politics, including current Cabinet ministers, former party leaders and long-serving veterans.
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Netanyahu came to power in 2009 on the eve of President Obama's speech to the Muslim world in Cairo, and two years before the Arab Spring swept away long-serving Arab leaders.
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Montenegro's long-serving and pro-Western leader, Milo Djukanovic, has accused the Serbian Orthodox Church of promoting pro-Serbian policies to undermine Montenegro, a NATO member and an European Union membership candidate.
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A visibly angry Benjamin Netanyahu dissolved Israel's parliament on Wednesday night, an unprecedented move experts say could be the beginning of the end for the long-serving prime minister, both politically and personally.
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"Cavani sustained an injury tonight and we will have to see how that evolves as it's not clear at this stage how serious it is," Uruguay's long-serving coach Oscar Tabarez told reporters.
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Insiders noticed when Ms Harris, 52, was endorsed by President Barack Obama, even though, under a run-off election system used in California, her opponent is a long-serving Democratic congresswoman, Loretta Sanchez.
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The long-serving justice preferred peppery prose to legalistic jargon, and it shows with his longer dissents, opinions and his short "ninograms," which were little memos sent to his colleagues on the bench.
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The departures underscore McDermott's long-stated ambition to transform SAP into a digital platform business, but the exit of long-serving and well-regarded staff with extensive know-how risks alienating core customers.
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Earlier in December, rumors emerged of the impending departure of the long-serving Mike Goldberg, who will be stepping away from the microphone as the UFC's main English-speaking play-by-play commentator.
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Tunisia has been hailed as the only democratic success of the Arab Spring: the one Arab country to topple a long-serving leader in those uprisings without triggering widespread violence or civil war.
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The polls will be watched closely by other leaders in Africa - notably in neighbouring Democratic Republic of Congo - because several long-serving presidents are seeking to stay on beyond constitutionally mandated term limits.
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Rising costs of living have been a major issue in the campaign and both Najib and his chief opponent, former long-serving premier Mahathir Mohamad, have made lavish promises to address the issue.
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People familiar with Ackman's thinking have suggested that he believes Chipotle's long-serving board is due for an overhaul, and that it needs to beef up its marketing, cost controls and information technology.
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Domino's Pizza on Tuesday said its long-serving Chairman Stephen Hemsley will step down from the board, four months after the British pizza delivery chain announced the retirement of its chief executive officer.
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Indeed, long-serving columnist Gail Collins has described not having to alert an editor about what she's writing, though she acknowledged that a research assistant and copy editor play key roles before publication.
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Pelosi — the 220006-year-old, wealthy, long-serving member of Congress and former (and first ever female) House Speaker — for more than 2202 hours pressed the need for a vote to protect Dreamers.
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Dianne Feinstein, a long-serving California Democrat, will take over her party's top seat on the Judiciary Committee -- putting her in place to lead the fight against any Trump nominee for the Supreme Court.
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West and Central African nations, home to a number of long-serving leaders, often lack transparency with regards to the health of heads of state, a fact that regularly fuels rumors of serious illness.
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In the early 1990s Mahathir Mohamad, a long-serving and combative prime minister, managed to push through constitutional amendments withdrawing the sultans' power to veto state and federal legislation, and curbing their legal immunity.
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Heckman, a founding partner of private investment firm Flatwater Partners and the former chief executive of grains trader Gavilon Group, was appointed acting CEO in January after long-serving CEO Soren Schroder was removed.
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East Africa's most profitable company, which is part held by South Africa's Vodacom and Britain's Vodafone, has been led since July by an interim CEO after the death of long-serving boss Bob Collymore.
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Two years ago, in the special election for the 4th District of the Michigan state Senate, Conyers emerged from a crowded field of eight, which included a long-serving member of the Michigan House.
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MUHAMMAD JAVAD ZARIF, Iran's long-serving foreign minister and architect of its nuclear deal with America and the West, apologised for his shortcomings and resigned—by way of an Instagram post on February 25th.
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The Houthis have allied themselves with army units loyal to long-serving former President Ali Abdullah Saleh, and say they are leading a revolution against a corrupt government in thrall to the foreign invaders.
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Weeks of protests that drew tens of thousands in March forced the departure of long-serving leader Fico as well as the interior minister and police chief but the coalition government remains in power.
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Tancred is a long-serving lieutenant to AOC President John Coates, who will contest the election for one of Australia's top jobs in sport against board member and Olympic hockey gold medalist Danni Roche.
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The dispute has raised questions over Merkel&aposs future, as nationalist forces already in power elsewhere in Europe turn up the heat on the long-serving German chancellor for her welcoming stance toward migrants.
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The report, which cites people familiar with the matter, said both companies will include programs to give long-serving and highly active drivers a cash award with the option to convert it into stock.
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Tunisia has been hailed as the only democratic success of the Arab Spring: the one Arab country to topple a long-serving leader in that year's uprisings without triggering widespread violence or civil war.
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The former bus driver and long-serving foreign minister is the favorite to win given his party's political grip on Venezuela, opposition disarray, a complicit national election board and vote-winning state food handouts.
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Kazakhstan's long-serving president Nursultan Nazarbayev shut down Semipalatinsk even before the country gained independence; and Kazakhstan rid itself of Soviet nuclear weapons and missiles by 22019 assisted by the Nunn-Lugar disarmament program.
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Michael Joseph took over the helm of East Africa's most profitable company, which is part held by South Africa's Vodacom and Britain's Vodafone, this month after the death of long-serving boss Bob Collymore.
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"I'm certainly on the keep Pelosi bandwagon," Republican pollster Jim Hobart told host Joe Concha before adding that he believed his party had become too reliant on attacks on the long-serving Democratic leader.
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MUHAMMAD JAVAD ZARIF, Iran's long-serving foreign minister and architect of its nuclear deal with America and the West, apologised for his shortcomings and resigned, by way of an Instagram post, on February 25th.
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Guido Kerkhoff, installed as interim chief executive after the abrupt departure of long-serving Heinrich Hiesinger in July, announced the split on Thursday after years of intensifying pressure from shareholders led by activist Cevian.
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A device like this would certainly broaden the appeal of Apple's long serving voice assistant — and would perhaps help to finally engage those users too self-conscious to talk to their phone in public.
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The new U.S. president and the long-serving stateswoman, whose country is Europe's largest economy, will discuss funding for NATO and relations with Russia in their first meeting since Trump took office in January.
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He won his seat in 2014 after challenging a long-serving Democrat, Representative John Tierney, in a primary, toppling a lawmaker who had served almost 163 years but was running under an ethical cloud.
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Since then, Labour has cycled through five leaders, including Mr. Little, with none managing to make a significant dent in the popularity of John Key, the long-serving prime minister from the National Party.
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Meanwhile, in Cambodia, the long-serving prime minister, Hun Sen, has jailed his main political opponents and banned the only political party that had a chance to defeat him in elections two years ago.
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Pete Aguilar of California and Josh Gottheimer of New Jersey announced they would back Bloomberg's presidential bid, as will Nita Lowey, the long-serving New York lawmaker who chairs the powerful House Appropriations Committee.
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Despite its reputation as a socially progressive country — and its long-serving female leader — Germany has the third-widest pay gap in the European Union, according to 2017 figures from the bloc's statistical agency.
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A long-serving law enforcement official, Comey became a controversial figure in the 20163 election, drawing accusations from both Republicans and Democrats that his handling of the probe into Clinton's emails influenced the campaign.
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But it's clear that New York's progressive voters are paying attention to what's going on in the state capital in Albany — and on Thursday, long-serving lawmakers paid the price for their Democratic disloyalty.
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And Pete Hoekstra, a long-serving former congressman from Michigan who chaired the House Intelligence Committee from 2004-2007 is thought to be in the running for the same role or director of the CIA.
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Washington (CNN)Ever since Susan Collins cast the deciding vote to confirm Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court last October, Democrats have pledged that they will beat the long-serving Maine Republican senator in 22020.
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Prabowo was accused of human rights abuses during his military career, chiefly over unrest that brought down his former father-in-law and long-serving autocratic leader Suharto in 1998 and led to his discharge.
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HAMBURG, Nov 3 (Reuters) - Airbus' long-serving sales chief John Leahy plans to stay on until a successor is found, with a decision expected within the next week or so, he told Reuters on Friday.
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German prosecutors are investigating nearly 40 employees and have begun a probe into Matthias Müller, the latest CEO and another long-serving insider, for failing to warn shareholders in a timely manner about the scandal.
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Ivanka, whose resume includes overseeing a fashion brand and working for the family's Trump Organization, officially became an assistant to the president two weeks ago after long serving as an informal adviser to her father.
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Turabi, one of the country's most influential political figures, formed the PCP in 1999 to challenge long-serving President Omar al-Bashir and his ruling National Congress Party, with which Turabi had previously been aligned.
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BRATISLAVA (Reuters) - Long-serving Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico resigned on Thursday, passing his government to a deputy after the murder of an investigative journalist provoked the country's biggest protests since the fall of communism.
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"That has translated into more top-table influence," said a long-serving Russian official who interacts with the defense ministry but declined to be named because he is not authorized to speak to the media.
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Replacing long-serving leader Abdelaziz Bouteflika, who resigned last week, Abdelkader Bensalah is seen by protesters part of an ailing and out-of-touch ruling caste that has dominated since independence from France in 1962.
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"That has translated into more top-table influence," said a long-serving Russian official who interacts with the defence ministry but declined to be named because he is not authorised to speak to the media.
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A few months ago, the world lost two long-serving autocrats in quick succession: Algeria's President Abdelaziz Bouteflika, who resigned on April 2, and Sudanese President Omar Al Bashir, who was deposed on April 11.
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SYDNEY/MELBOURNE (Reuters) - BHP's board is expected to select a new chairman at its June meeting to replace long-serving former Ford Motor Co boss Jac Nasser, according to two sources familiar with the matter.
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Thomas C. Baxter Jr., a long-serving Federal Reserve lawyer who helped shape Wall Street bailouts during the financial crisis of 2008, is retiring from his post at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israeli police alleged on Tuesday that Benjamin Netanyahu's former spokesman tried to bribe a judge to drop a fraud case against Netanyahu's wife, the latest corruption investigation encircling the long-serving prime minister.
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The long-serving governor didn't veto many bills that came to his desk, but when he did, it was with a unique 'let's get real' reaction to the more provocative proposals that came his way.
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Transneft, which owns a 7% stake in CPC, proposed to replace a long-serving Smit Lamnalco marine operator with its own unit, Transneft-Service, which other shareholders believed lacked the proper experience, the sources said.
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Long-serving American officials in the region are none too pleased and predict China will fill the void; critics of multilateral trade deals say it's about time someone stiffens policy on behalf of American workers.
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Gorsuch's confirmation ends the longest Supreme Court vacancy since 217 during the American Civil War, with the court down a justice for almost 213 months since long-serving conservative Justice Antonin Scalia died on Feb.
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"As a long-serving journalist and journalism teacher, now retired, I was flabbergasted that your paper did not fire the New York Times reporter who called Melania Trump a prostitute," said William Wright of Phoenix.
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But given the role of seniority in the Senate, long-serving Southern Democrats still held many of the most important positions — bolstering his claim that he and other liberals had to "put up" with segregationists.
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A general in military fatigues appeared on Zimbabwe's state TV Wednesday denying the army had carried out a coup, despite soldiers taking control of the capital and detaining long-serving President Robert Mugabe in his compound.
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Yet by hiring Gaffney, Cruz may anger a number of long-serving NRA board members, including David Keene, the organization's president from 2011 to 2013, who have made public statements against the effort to recall Norquist.
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The military officials who ousted Sudan's long-serving President Omar al-Bashir announced Friday that they would not extradite him despite the leader being wanted for crimes against humanity by the International Criminal Court. Col. Gen.
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He is now locked in a tough and expensive race with former pharmaceutical executive Bob Hugin, a Republican who has hammered Menendez as weak on ethics after the long-serving senator's federal corruption trial last year.
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Callixte Nsabimana Sankara, a spokesman for a new political party calling itself Rwanda Movement for Democratic Change (MRCD), said on Monday in South Africa that it had started an armed struggle to oust long-serving Kagame.
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More than seven years after long-serving dictator Muammar Gaddafi was toppled by Western-backed rebels with NATO air support, no central authority has asserted control over oil-producing Libya and armed groups control the streets.
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Mid-cap Investec rose 8 percent on news it plans to hive off and separately list its asset management unit in a restructuring that comes as the long-serving company founder leaves the financial services group.
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That means GOP-majority districts in places like California and the northeast have become ripe targets -- especially those with long-serving members who may have gone years, or even careers, without a tough re-election fight.
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But Kramp-Karrenbauer, widely seen as the long-serving chancellor's favoured candidate to succeed her, currently has no government role, a reason critics have given in the past to oppose her possible rise to the chancellorship.
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The departures underscore McDermott's long-stated ambition to transform SAP into a digital platform business, but the exit of long-serving and well-regarded staff with extensive know-how also risks alienating the company's core customers.
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Matthias Wiedenfels is taking a firmer grip of the maker of generic drugs and consumer care products after the long-serving Hartmut Retzlaff took leave of absence this month because of an unspecified serious health condition.
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Justice Kagan did not discuss President Obama's nominee to replace Justice Scalia, Judge Merrick B. Garland, a widely respected and long-serving member of the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit.
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Gladstone - a black cat named after long-serving 19th century prime minister and chancellor William Gladstone - joined the Treasury from a rescue home a year ago, and has almost 10,000 followers on photo-sharing website Instagram.
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But the charges against Mitchell are rare in Columbus; he's the only officer to be indicted for a fatal on-duty shooting and charged by O'Brien, the long-serving prosecuting attorney, in more than 20 years.
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Domino's said last year its long-serving Chairman Stephen Hemsley will step down from the board in the wake of the Financial Reporting Council's revised corporate code that emphasised the need for boards to refresh themselves.
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Nor does he probe into failed marriages or darker happenings, like when Hugo, the family's long-serving butler, repaired to the pantry one evening in 1952, removed the house pistol from its drawer and killed himself.
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The company's long-serving CEO Peer Schatz resigned in October when it announced a reversal of its strategy, saying it would stop developing its next-generation genome sequencing machines and instead collaborate with industry leader Illumina .
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The company's long-serving CEO Peer Schatz resigned in October when it announced a reversal of its strategy, saying it would stop developing its next-generation genome sequencing machines and instead collaborate with industry leader Illumina.
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The company formally announced that Deputy Chief Executive Jean-Marc Chery in June would become the company's next president and CEO when long-serving CEO Carlo Bozotti retires, as previously signaled at STMicro's annual shareholder meeting.
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KAMPALA (Reuters) - A call for an economic boycott by Uganda's opposition to protest last month's re-election of long-serving President Yoweri Museveni was mostly ignored on Thursday, despite widespread anger over allegations of vote rigging.
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Its long-serving authoritarian president, Ali Abdullah Saleh, was forced to resign in 2012 during the Arab Spring, but the country soon descended into a civil war between rival groups backed by Iran and Saudi Arabia.
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Montenegro's long-serving and pro-Western leader, Milo Djukanovic, accuses the Serbian Orthodox Church of promoting pro-Serbian policies to undermine Montenegro, a NATO member and European Union membership candidate, which split from Serbia in 2006.
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We huddled on the dock as Jane Smith, a long-serving lifeguard at the pond, reminded us that this was a liminal moment at which the barrier between the living and the dead was particularly thin.
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They fear the firm will in fact be controlled by the controversial Mr Coury, who is to be its executive chairman, and Rajiv Malik, his long-serving lieutenant, who is embroiled in the price-fixing complaints.
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The company formally announced that Deputy Chief Executive Jean-Marc Chery in June would become the company's next president and CEO when long-serving CEO Carlo Bozotti retires, as previously signalled at STMicro's annual shareholder meeting.
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Headed by interim President Jeanine Añez, a former senator, the Bolivian government took power last month when long-serving leftist president Evo Morales resigned after a disputed election and took asylum in Mexico, clouding diplomatic relations.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Democratic Representative Dan Lipinski held off a stiff challenge from businesswoman Marie Newman to win a nationally watched congressional primary in Illinois that pitted a long-serving centrist incumbent against the party's liberal wing.
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Later, Trump hailed his host -- Queen Elizabeth II -- as a "great, great woman" during a toast at Buckingham Palace, while the long-serving monarch offered a subtle endorsement of the international institutions Trump has at times criticized.
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Laidlaw will take up the role next June and will be charged with guiding New Zealand to a men's gold medal at the 2020 Tokyo Games after they missed out in Rio under long-serving coach Tietjens.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - The result of Cambodia's general election, in which long-serving Prime Minister Hun Sen's ruling party Cambodian People's Party (CPP) declared victory, must be fully rejected by the international community, the opposition said on Monday.
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Like Sheikh Hasina and Mayawati, a former chief minister of Uttar Pradesh, as well as Jayalalithaa, a recently deceased former film star and long-serving chief minister of Tamil Nadu, Ms Banerjee has carefully repressed her sexuality.
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PHNOM PENH (Reuters) - Signs of division emerged among opponents of long-serving Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen on Monday after prominent exiles said they had founded a new movement following a ban on the main opposition party.
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Tribeca also called for BHP to shake up its board in light of the planned retirement of long-serving Chairman Jac Nasser: a "critical opportunity to reset the culture" to focus on shareholder returns and capital efficiency.
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On January 15th Eritrea's long-serving president, Issaias Afwerki, furiously denied the report, saying that "outright lies" had been "repeated ad nauseam by an assortment of Eritrea's detractors" led by Qatar and its influential broadcaster, Al Jazeera.
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The sale of the English-language newspaper, announced at the weekend, came amid increasing concern about a crackdown by long-serving Prime Minister Hun Sen against his critics ahead of a general election set for July 29.
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The International Criminal Court issued warrants for the arrest of Sudan's long-serving President Omar al Bashir in 2009 and 2010 for "crimes against humanity" and "war crimes" pertaining to his actions during the conflict in Darfur.
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It took 11 months for his colleagues to persuade him to retire, but Douglas continued to try to insert himself into court business even after he had been replaced by another long-serving justice, John Paul Stevens.
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It features testimony from Ibiza clubbing kingpin, Abel Matutes, whose family owns several clubs and hotels in the area, including Ushuaïa, Ushuaïa Tower, Hard Rock Hotel, and most recently Hï Ibiza, which replaces long-serving club Space.
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Toshihiro Suzuki, 57, assumes his role after his father, long-serving chairman Osamu, last month said he would step down as CEO to take responsibility for the firm's use of incorrect testing methods to calculate vehicle mileage.
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Russia's fourth-biggest grocery chain, struggling to win shoppers and increase profits against a weak economic backdrop, parted with its long-serving CEO in December and named Pedro Manuel Pereira Da Silva as his successor in March.
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Inflows peaked at $13.2 billion in 2007-08 before plummeting to $2.2 billion in 2011 during the Arab Spring uprising that ousted long-serving President Hosni Mubarak, disrupted the economy and ushered in years of political instability.
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Screenshot: GizmodoIf not, the best way to see what's running on a Windows system is the long-serving Task Manager, which you can call up with Ctrl+Shift+Esc (or by searching from it in the taskbar).
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PHNOM PENH (Reuters) - Cambodia on Friday condemned a proposal by a U.S. Congressman to impose financial sanctions on long-serving Prime Minister Hun Sen and his officials, saying the bid destroyed the credibility of the United States.
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"We have a network that allows us to project our identity and the full breadth of our sports," said Michael Crow, the long-serving president of Arizona State (who lettered in track and field at Iowa State).
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Sharyn Pulling works with Alabama Together, which is helping support about a dozen women running for office for the first time, part of a surge of new Democratic candidates in the state challenging long-serving Republican incumbents.
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Former Representative Pat Tiberi of Ohio, a long-serving Republican who resigned in January to take a private-sector job, said Republicans had "overreached" and handed Democrats a decisive advantage on health care as a political issue.
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While Biden had a much smaller volunteer footprint in Texas, his presidential bid had the support of a range of local officials and U.S. House members in the state, from first-term representatives to long-serving stalwarts.
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In Saudi Arabia, Ivanka Trump represented her father at a round-table discussion with female entrepreneurs and Princess Reema bint Bandar, the daughter of Prince Bandar bin Sultan, the long-serving Saudi ambassador to the United States.
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Virath's story is just one example of how a once-thriving opposition has been silenced and pushed underground by long-serving Prime Minister Hun Sen and his allies ahead of a general election set for July 29.
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Hamdok, a former U.N. diplomat, took office in August under an agreement between the military and civilian parties in Sudan after months of demonstrations against generals who seized power after toppling long-serving autocrat Omar al-Bashir.
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As a long-serving mayor in the southern city of Davao, Duterte rose to national prominence by declaring war on a drug that has crippled the Philippines, the cheap variant of crystal meth that Filipinos call shabu.
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The surprise resignation of Egil Matsen comes just as the central bank is also preparing to pick a new chief executive for the fund, the world's largest of its kind, to replace long-serving CEO Yngve Slyngstad.
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DUBAI/TUNIS (Reuters) - The armed forces of Algeria and Sudan, which pushed out the long-serving rulers of those countries after mass protests, are following a script that has failed millions of Arabs since the 2034 uprisings.
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Daimler said Wednesday that Dieter Zetsche is stepping down as CEO and will be replaced by a long-serving executive who has most recently been leading the automaker's research and development efforts, including its push into electric vehicles.
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Washington (CNN)Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt tried his best Tuesday to fuse his humbler vision of his new agency with his stated respect for its long-serving, ambitious regulators in his maiden speech to EPA employees.
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The long-serving congressman from Manhattan's West Side is leader of the panel that approved two articles of impeachment in December, and he also served a House manager prosecuting the case against the president in the Senate trial.
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The Doctor Who panel at Comic-Con will feature long-serving showrunner Steven Moffat and actor Peter Capaldi, who's played the 12th incarnation of the Doctor over the last few years, saving goodbye to the sci-fi series.
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A long-serving Republican senator, he was among the first members of the so-called GOP "establishment" to throw his support behind the eventual nominee during the primary, and has been a fixture of the Trump campaign since.
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In two years, this 12-pound, microwave oven-sized unit will blast off as part of the Mars 2020 mission, a spacecraft/lander/rover combo by NASA and its partners that will replace the long-serving Curiosity mission.
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Monday's statement, however, also comes just over two weeks after it announced the departure of its long-serving Sony Entertainment chief executive, Michael Lynton, who steps down next month to become chairman of messaging app owner Snap Inc.
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Possible leverage with Senate Republicans: Considered a moderate with friends in both political parties; being an older appointee could be an advantage as Obama navigates a Republican-led Senate that does not want a long-serving Democratic appointee.
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Many GOP members originally backed President Donald Trump's decision to can Comey because they believed the initial White House explanation that it was done at the recommendation of Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, a respected long-serving prosecutor.
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SULAIMANIYA, Iraq (Reuters) - Long-serving Iraqi Kurdish natural resources minister, Ashti Hawrami, will take up an advisory role of Assistant Prime Minister for Energy Affairs in Prime Minister Masrour Barazani's newly-formed cabinet, Kurdish lawmakers said on Sunday.
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The long-serving OCA boss, a powerful ally of International Olympic Committee head Thomas Bach, was re-elected unanimously for an eighth term at the OCA general assembly in Bangkok, the OCA said in a statement on Monday.
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Found in archives by U.S. historian Douglas Selvage, the card was trumpeted on Tuesday by Bild newspaper as evidence Russia's now long-serving president was also working for the hated East German security service, wound up in 1990.
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Alongside the recruitment drive, he promoted a rare long-serving Muslim officer to deputy commissioner, the second-highest rank on the force, holding him up as an example of how high an Arab could ascend in the force.
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The long-serving Democrat was a young activist and leader of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee when, in March 1965, he joined forces with Martin Luther King Jr. to lead a voting rights march out out Selma, Alabama.
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Given Mnangagwa's record as a long serving member of government in Zimbabwe, and his involvement in the mass killing of Ndebele in the early 1980s, it is hardly likely that he will emerge as a champion of democracy.
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LA PAZ, Nov 12 (Reuters) - Bolivia's former leader Evo Morales was flying to Mexico for asylum on Tuesday as security forces sought to quell violence over the long-serving leftist's resignation and lawmakers searched for an interim replacement.
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William C. Powers Jr., a long-serving president of the University of Texas who earlier produced a scathing report in 2002 on the wrongdoing that led to the collapse of the Enron Corporation, died on Sunday in Austin.
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One of those challengers, Ayanna Pressley, a member of the Boston City Council who is aiming to oust Representative Michael E. Capuano, a long-serving liberal, said the party's base had been in a fighting mood for months.
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BANGKOK — More than two months after the death of Thailand's long-serving king, Bhumibol Adulyadej, the country is still in mourning for him, with most people wearing black, and black billboards carrying tributes in the place of advertising.
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He is the most senior Hezbollah official killed since 2008 when his brother-in-law, long-serving military commander Imad Moughniyah, was blown up by a bomb planted in his car in Damascus that Hezbollah blamed on Israel.
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Von der Leyen named Greece's Margaritis Schinas, a former member of the European Parliament and a long-serving official of the European Commission, for the role in her team that is due to take office on Nov. 1.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Golf Australia (GA) are looking for a new CEO in the wake of long-serving boss Stephen Pitt's resignation on Tuesday as the national governing body grapples with a major restructuring that pressured their bottom line.
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Tunisia was the only country to oust a long-serving autocrat during the "Arab Spring" uprisings without triggering large scale unrest or civil war - and has won widespread praise for its democratic transition, new constitution and free elections.
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The result is set to hand long-serving chancellor Merkel a fourth term in office at a time when the European Union is looking to its largest country for leadership on a host of economic and security issues.
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Kimberly Guilfoyle on Peter Strzok Kimberly Guilfoyle on Peter Strzok "Instead of publicly calling for a long-serving FBI agent to be summarily fired, politicians should allow the disciplinary process to play out free from political pressure," Goelman said.
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Weeks of public protests in March eventually forced the departure of the long-serving Fico but his three-party coalition has remained in power under Prime Minister Peter Pellegrini, who comes from the Smer party, which Fico still heads.
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On the surface, it looked like business as usual for the high court, except that there were eight justices on the bench, not the usual nine, following the retirement of long-serving conservative Justice Anthony Kennedy, effective in July.
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Urbane and multilingual, Scherer's style contrasts with that of long-serving sales chief John Leahy who dominated aviation for 25 years with a dizzying pursuit of higher market share as he dragged Airbus from upstart to Boeing's commercial equal.
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The comments by the long-serving hardline cleric demonstrate the difficulty the elected government of pragmatist President Hassan Rouhani has in maintaining his policy of keeping Iran open to the outside world in the face of new U.S. sanctions.
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Maduro, a former bus driver and long-serving foreign minister who narrowly won election to replace Chavez in 2013, accuses Capriles and other opposition leaders of promoting violence and seeking a coup with the help of the United States.
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"A combination of two things has got the market nervous with regards to Treasury - the long-serving CEO is stepping down ... and Mr. Clarke has certainly transformed Treasury Wines," said James McGlew, executive director of corporate stockbroking at Argonaut.
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Libya's economy depends almost exclusively on oil export revenue and the fight over who controls those funds has driven chronic instability and civil war since long-serving autocrat Gaddafi was toppled and killed by Western-backed rebels in 2011.
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Credit Suisse David Miller is replacing Jim Amine, the long-serving chief executive of investment banking and capital markets at Credit Suisse; Amine will also step down from the Swiss bank's executive board and Miller will take his place.
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Which means that we also get to know her children, her beloved nephew, her long-serving housekeeper, her best friend and the "professional help" Clara hires when she wants sex and grows impatient with dating men her own age.
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Zhou Xiaochuan, the long-serving governor of the central bank, warned in a speech in Washington on Sunday that a large chunk of the debt accumulated by Chinese state-owned enterprises might actually represent disguised borrowing by local governments.
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This is one reason that when autocrats, especially long-serving ones, exit the stage, they often do so under duress or by force: Think of Muammar el-Qaddafi in Libya in 2011 or, more recently, Robert Mugabe in Zimbabwe.
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Australia's No. 2 airline has struggled relative to deep-pocketed rival Qantas Airways Ltd, and decisions made by Scurrah's long-serving predecessor, John Borghetti, make it difficult to respond to declining consumer and business confidence and slow economic growth.
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The town has held significance since 2011, when Qaeda militants seized control here, exploiting a security vacuum as the government of Yemen's long-serving president, Ali Abdullah Saleh, faced major protests during the Arab Spring calling for his ouster.
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WASHINGTON — Vice President Mike Pence's chief of staff will depart the White House in the coming weeks and will be replaced by a long-serving aide, in the first major staff change of his office, officials said on Thursday.
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The long-serving French president François Mitterrand ordered a new opera house to be built in the early 1980s as one of his Grands Projets, like the I.M. Pei-designed Louvre Pyramid and the Grande Arche of La Défense.
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Earlier this campaign season, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Ayanna Pressley both upset long-serving Democratic incumbent congressmen in nominating races in New York and Massachusetts, promising more vigorous liberal policies and highlighting their opposition to Republican President Donald Trump.
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A grand alliance would be the perfect last trick for Merkel, ensuring her a legacy equal to the two other long-serving Christian democratic chancellors, Konrad Adenauer and Helmut Kohl (before the latter got disgraced by a corruption scandal).
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MINSK (Reuters) - Belarus will seek better ties with the West even though this provokes "hysterics" from its traditional ally Russia, long-serving President Alexander Lukashenko said on Tuesday, a day after lifting a cap of five U.S. diplomats in his country.
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"All the articles are a revision, a setback, a return to a system of rule that is worse than what existed before January 25," Tantawi said, referring to the 2011 uprising that forced long-serving autocrat Hosni Mubarak to step down.
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Ackman, Chipotle's largest single investor with a nearly 10-percent stake, sought to end the company's co-CEO arrangement and replace some long-serving directors with fresh blood, especially in marketing and food safety, according to people familiar with his thinking.
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The conflict in the previously peaceful Kasai region was one of a series of deadly flare-ups to hit Congo around the time long-serving President Joseph Kabila refused to leave power when his mandate expired at the end of 2016.
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Maddow tells the incredible, depressing story of Teodoro Nguema Obiang Mangue, the son of the long-serving dictator of Equatorial Guinea, a country that saw its oil revenues grow from $2.1 million in 1993 to a staggering $3.9 billion in 803.
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Alston has been making vibrant, lyrical dances for a half-century and has been a pillar of British dance for nearly that long, serving as the artistic director of the Place, an important center of dance training and performance in London.
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It's the kind of combative language that's landed Waters in trouble in the past, And yet: They're also the reason the long-serving California congresswoman has become, at the age of 2473, a rising political star among her growing millennial fanbase.
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Elliott wrote that ASG President and Chief Executive Charles Sansbury first approached Mitek about a possible takeover in August, roughly one week before the company announced that long-serving CEO James DeBello and chief financial officer Jeff Davison would be leaving.
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Long-serving Prime Minister Hun Sen's Cambodian People's Party won all 125 parliamentary seats in the election, which the United Nations and some Western countries have said was flawed because of the lack of a credible opposition, among other factors.
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SULAIMANIYA, Iraq, July 21 (Reuters) - Long-serving Iraqi Kurdish natural resources minister, Ashti Hawrami, will take up an advisory role of Assistant Prime Minister for Energy Affairs in Prime Minister Masrour Barazani's newly-formed cabinet, Kurdish lawmakers said on Sunday.
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PHNOM PENH (Reuters) - Jailed Australian filmmaker James Ricketson has apologized for disrespectful comments about Cambodia's long serving Prime Minister Hun Sen ahead of a trial in which he stands accused of espionage and faces 10 years in jail if convicted.
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Yamaguchi replaces Hiroya Kawasaki as president and chief executive officer on April 1 after the long-serving head of the company stepped down to take responsibility for the fraud that the company admitted had been going on for nearly five decades.
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The Brotherhood, which estimates its membership at up to 1 million people, came to power in Egypt's first modern free election in 2012, a year after long-serving autocrat and U.S. ally Hosni Mubarak was toppled in a popular uprising.
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Earlier, President Vladimir Putin stuck with long-serving Prime Minister Medvedev in his first act after being sworn in for a new term, signalling he would keep faith with a policy direction that has brought Russia into conflict with the West.
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TeamViewer said Oliver Steil, 46, a Permira partner and a long-serving operating executive for technology companies owned by the private equity firm, will join the software firm as its new chief executive this month, replacing Andreas Koenig as CEO.
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Raisi, a long-serving member of the judiciary who was one of four judges who sentenced thousands of political prisoners to death in 1988, gathered the hard-line camp behind him after other conservative candidates dropped out of the race.
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The resignation continues the litany of changes at the top of Australian cricket, with Kevin Roberts having replaced long-serving CEO James Sutherland last month, new captains appointed to the nationals teams and a new head coach in Justin Langer.
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In talks with the union, GM is proposing a base wage freeze and no bonuses this year along with a suspension of some benefits such as the payment of university tuition for employees' children and gold medals for long-serving workers.
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For the long-serving director general, who will turn his downtown Montreal corner office packed with sporting memorabilia over to Olivier Niggli later this month, it is the harsh Canadian winters the affable New Zealander has used to mark time.
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I say this not as a cynical academic, but as someone who has served in senior positions for two first-term and one second-term member of the House (and one long-serving senator, which is a different matter entirely).
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For a former orthopedic surgeon and long serving members of Congress, his short record of service at the head of the health care agency will be marked by his complete inability to improve the quality or cost of healthcare for Americans.
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The panel soon issued another opinion, which described Judge Scheindlin as a "long-serving and distinguished jurist," and said it had made "no findings of misconduct, actual bias or actual partiality" on her part, although she would remain off the case.
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Elsewhere on the campaign trail … The Supreme Court ruled against Wisconsin Democrats in a key gerrymandering case (The Hill) … Two long-serving New York Democrats are facing upstart primary challenges from liberal millennials (The Hill) … Pence will stump for Rep.
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Elliott wrote that ASG President and Chief Executive Charles Sansbury first approached Mitek about a possible takeover in August, roughly one week before the company announced that long-serving CEO James DeBello and Chief Financial Officer Jeff Davison would be leaving.
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Pat Tiberi (R-Ohio) on Thursday became just the latest in a string of long-serving, influential moderate Republicans who've announced they are quitting Congress, a sign of growing frustration with gridlock in Washington despite full GOP control of government.
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Those large and wealthy firms are increasingly taking their pick of the congressional class, particularly this year with a number of long-serving Republican chairmen, and powerful Democrats who were upset in primaries, up for grabs after the 2018 midterm elections.
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Since he donned a Christmas sweater on the Senate floor 13 days ago -- a sign that he wanted to fund the government before the holiday -- the long-serving Republican leader has diligently distanced himself from negotiations to end the shutdown.
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PHNOM PENH (Reuters) - Cambodia's long-serving Prime Minister Hun Sen, 65, whose party claimed victory in a general election that many have said was neither free nor fair, met with supporters for the first time since the vote on Wednesday.
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Mr. Bullock has repeatedly visited Iowa, and appears poised to have the support of the state's long-serving Democratic attorney general, but has been there less often than some of his rivals, who have been in the race for months.
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Ms. Brewer also opposes the proposal, suggesting that many long-serving board members accumulate needed expertise on subjects like land use, zoning and parks, which gives the boards the ability to evaluate proposals and stand up to well-financed developers.
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Grossi took over following the death in office of long-serving IAEA chief Yukiya Amano of Japan, who pressured Iran to provide swifter access to sites of interest to the agency, while avoiding confronting the Islamic Republic publicly, diplomats say.
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Mr. Little had led the Labour Party since November 2014, but he had failed to make headway in the polls against a long-serving National Party-led government, and support for Labour had steadily declined over the last six weeks.
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The 60-year-old leader said she had tapped experience across the "whole of the Conservative Party" when she appointed Michael Gove, a long-serving cabinet minister who had clashed with May when she was home secretary, as agriculture minister.
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He has also made some curious personnel choices in recent days: putting Vice President Mike Pence in charge of the federal response, and muzzling Dr. Anthony Fauci, the long-serving director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases.
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As he likes to remind people here, he has vacationed in the state's Lowcountry for decades and, as a young senator mourning the death of his first wife, forged a close friendship with Ernest F. Hollings, South Carolina's long-serving senator.
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The sources said the group is also aiming to resume the sale of a minority stake in digital payments services unit Telepass, which was put on hold following the departure in September of long-serving Atlantia Chief Executive Giovanni Castellucci.
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Rep. Pat Tiberi (R-Ohio) on Thursday became just the latest in a string of long-serving, influential moderate Republicans who've announced they are quitting Congress, a sign of growing frustration with gridlock in Washington despite full GOP control of government.
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Marian Javits, the arts patron, bon vivant and proto-feminist who cut a singular figure in New York while her husband, Jacob, devoted long years in Washington as the state's long-serving United States senator, died on Tuesday in Manhattan.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany will stick to the stern fiscal orthodoxy it pursued under long-serving conservative finance minister Wolfgang Schaeuble even if the key post is ceded to a Social Democrat in the next government, acting finance chief Peter Altmaier said.
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Maduro, 54, a former bus driver and long-serving foreign minister for Chavez, narrowly won election in 2013 but has seen his ratings plunge, to just over 20 percent, during a brutal economic crisis in the South American OPEC member.
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But one of his friends may have had an even bigger impact on media, culture, and sexuality today: Helen Gurley Brown, the long-serving editor-in-chief of Cosmopolitan and author of the groundbreaking best-seller Sex and the Single Girl.
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ASTANA (Reuters) - Kazakhstan took a step closer to a carefully choreographed dynastic succession on Wednesday as the daughter of its long-serving ruler was named to a post that put her in line for the presidency a day after her father stepped down.
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As a well-respected long-serving veteran of the life and annuity industry and an accomplished executive in leading key corporate functional areas, Lunman holds a unique industry perspective that will be influential in executing the company's growth, market and product strategies.
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It ends a relatively unusual experiment at Boeing of handing an outsider a prominent position, and places the crucial commercial airplanes division in the hands of a long-serving Boeing insider who has formed relationships with some important customers, such as Singapore Airlines.
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Although Monson epitomised the religion's custom of having long-lived, long-serving white Americans at the helm, he broadened the church's leadership by elevating to the inner circle of leaders a German, Dieter Uchtdorf, who proved an active ambassador for the faith.
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Abdelatif Benachenhou, once a long-serving economic adviser to Bouteflika and an ex-finance minister who many believe might return to a position of power, told Reuters he estimates Algeria allocated 22 percent of its GDP to its vast system of social welfare.
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Once revered as a living God, the Japanese emperor became a ceremonial figure in Japan's constitutional monarchy after World War II. Should the long-serving Akihito step down it would mark the first abdication of the nation's monarch in about 200 years.
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Democrats retained control of the Illinois Legislature but lost their veto-proof majority in the House after Republican Governor Bruce Rauner and his top donors invested tens of millions of dollars in a bid to weaken long-serving Democratic House Speaker Michael Madigan.
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Bell was speaking a day after GE named insider John Flannery as its next CEO, taking over from long-serving Jeff Immelt, who reshaped the company to sharpen its focus on technology but failed to deliver profit growth fast enough for some investors.
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Long-serving Prime Minister Robert Fico resigned last Thursday after his leftist Smer party and coalition partners agreed to hand the reins to his deputy after the murder of an investigative journalist provoked the country's biggest protests since the fall of communism.
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While many have compared Pelosi to Speaker Sam Rayburn, the long-serving Democratic speaker in the mid-20th century, a better analogy may be Joe Martin, a Massachusetts Republican who was speaker just twice during his two decades leading the House GOP.
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It was the apex of post-29.6/2500 politics, and Khanna, then a 264-year-old idealistic intellectual property lawyer, was furious that Tom Lantos, the long-serving Democrat from California, had supported not just the Iraq War but the Patriot Act.
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Cabinet reshuffles typically only happen every five years, but Tuesday's announcement saw several long-serving cabinet members replaced mid-term, including Second Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Lim Jock Seng, Energy and Industry Minister Yasmin Umar, and Second Finance Minister Rahman Ibrahim.
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For example, there's a gate that's dedicated to Charles William Eliot, the long-serving president of Harvard, and if you look at the wrought iron in that gate it has a whimsical nod to Eliot's Pilgrim ancestors with a little Pilgrim's hat.
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LUANDA (Reuters) - Angolan President Joao Lourenço removed the son of his long-serving predecessor Jose Eduardo dos Santos as head of the country's $5 billion sovereign wealth fund on Wednesday, the latest in a series of moves that sidelined dos Santos allies.
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Along with inflated wages and transfer fees, the growing power of agents, billion-pound television deals and the spiralling obsession with marketing, merchandising, corporate models and plasticated stadiums, the decline of the long-serving, figurehead manager is a trend which seems unequivocally marked.
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Falih, who took over on Saturday from long-serving Ali al-Naimi, has been very vocal in the past year about his views that the oil market needs to rebalance through low prices and that the Saudis have the resources to wait.
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In a day that mirrors Bernie's own diary, Larry -- himself a long-serving local politician in England -- spoke to hordes of media, posed for photos with adoring fans, took a train to London and made a roaring speech at a Bernie Sanders rally.
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But at the outset of the general election, there is no more urgent problem for the party than the dozens of open seats Republicans must defend, where long-serving incumbents chose to retire and the party has struggled to field strong replacements.
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PHNOM PENH (Reuters) - Doves flew into the sky and traditional dancers performed at huge rallies in the Cambodian capital of Phnom Penh on Saturday, as the ruling party of long-serving Prime Minister Hun Sen launched campaigning for general elections on July 29.
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Australia's No. 2 airline has been struggling financially relative to deep-pocketed rival Qantas Airways Ltd, and decisions made by Scurrah's long-serving predecessor, John Borghetti, make it more difficult to manoeuvre amid declining consumer and business confidence and slow economic growth.
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Qiagen had been thrown into turmoil in October when its long-serving CEO Peer Schatz resigned and the company announced a reversal of its strategy, saying it would stop developing its next-generation genome sequencing machines and instead collaborate with industry leader Illumina.
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Mr. Sanders announced a challenge to Mayor Gordon Paquette, a long-serving Democrat, attacking local emblems of inequality and economic grievance — a proposed condo development on Lake Champlain, for one, and a mayoral plan to hike property taxes that Mr. Sanders called regressive.
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But while Azar's moves were widely seen as bringing stability, Verma cycled through a series of deputies — four different Trump appointees have served under Verma as the nation's Medicaid director since February 2018 — and several long-serving career staff left her agency too.
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SYDNEY, Dec 12 (Reuters) - Westpac Banking Corp, grappling with a money-laundering scandal and accusations of enabling child exploitation payments, could see angry investors vote on Thursday against its proposals on executive pay and the re-election of a long-serving director.
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The QIA's strategic revamp also followed a reshuffle at the top of the fund last November when its long-serving chief, Sheikh Abdullah bin Mohamed bin Saud al-Thani, was replaced by its former head of risk management, Mansour Ibrahim al-Mahmoud.
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LONDON, June 3 (Reuters) - Glencore's long-serving head of oil, Alex Beard, who helped make the firm one of the world's top three oil trading houses, will retire this month, the company said on Monday as it faces mounting U.S. probes into its activities.
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The dismissals come at a time of tension between Cambodia and the United States over U.S. criticism of a crackdown on dissent by long-serving Prime Minister Hun Sen, and his anger over what he says have been U.S. efforts to undermine his rule.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - A month out from the Olympics, Cate Campbell's 100 metres freestyle world record is a testament to her class and determination but the Australian will not chase the time in pursuit of gold at Rio de Janeiro, according to her long-serving coach.
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This was all the more dispiriting because Benin was in the vanguard of Africa's democratic revival in the early 1990s, when its long-serving leader, Mathieu Kérékou, became the first incumbent president on the continent to let his people peacefully vote him out of office.
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Under long-serving Governor Zhou Xiaochuan, the PBOC has been a driver of the reform agenda, with a long-term goal to make banks' borrowing costs more market driven to improve resource allocation and wean the economy off its reliance on state-led investment.
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Two years after the long-serving technocrat's 19883 promotion to become only the kingdom's fourth oil minister in 21988 years, Naimi pushed through an ill-fated Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries deal in Indonesia to lift supply just as Asia went into economic tailspin.
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With fares also under pressure from stiff competition, Emirates, the region's largest airline, reported in May its first decline in annual profit in five years, State-owned Etihad is undergoing a period of change, with long-serving Chief Executive James Hogan departing on July 20173.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Tullow Oil's long-serving CEO and founder Aidan Heavey is to step down in April and retire within two years, the company said on Wednesday as it announced lower than expected production for this year due to teething issues at a new field.
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Capuano is the second long-serving white, male Democrat to fall in a primary this summer to a minority, female challenger — a reflection of shifting demographics in certain blue districts, combined with an acute hunger for generational change and progressive ideas within the restive party.
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By the end of 2014 the court had already "eaten into the backlog without the addition of a single additional judge," one long-serving judge of the General Court, Franklin Dehousse, wrote in a critical report published in April by Egmont, a research organization.
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Benefits for eligible full-time baristas and shift supervisors include a housing allowance subsidy, as well as a sabbatical programme called "Coffee Break", which allows for long-serving employees to take up to 12 months unpaid leave to spend quality time with their family.
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Bluster isn't something Democratic voters are looking for in their candidate; and, after two decades of war, it isn't something many long-serving veterans like myself are looking for either, with support for the president within the ranks at its lowest since entering office.
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One of the Democrats who talked to Ms. Bustos alluded to widespread speculation in Illinois that she would like to succeed the long-serving Senator Richard J. Durbin and could hurt her chances of doing so by lining up with an anti-abortion Democrat.
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WNYC has become a powerhouse in recent decades, but in recent years it has been buffeted by the dismissal of some of its biggest stars, the long-serving hosts Leonard Lopate and Jonathan Schwartz, amid unspecified allegations of inappropriate behavior, which they have denied.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - The purchase of the Phnom Penh Post by a Malaysian whose public relations firm lists Cambodia's long-serving Prime Minister Hun Sen as a client is a "disaster" for media freedom ahead of a general election, an international rights group said on Monday.
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Corbyn was an obscure, if long-serving, backbencher in the House of Commons, never trusted with ministerial office by the Labour prime ministers he served in nothing except name and devoted to an eclectic range of anti-establishment, largely left-wing and anti-capitalist causes.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court resumed work on Monday for the first time since Antonin Scalia's death, with Chief Justice John Roberts paying tribute to the long-serving jurist before the remaining justices engaged in a testy argument over the rights of criminal defendants.
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Among the slogans he is fond of repeating on the campaign trail is, "It's Bibi or Tibi" -- a suggestion that if voters chose Netanyahu's main opponent Gantz, they will end up getting Ahmad Tibi, a long-serving Israeli Arab Member of Parliament, as well.
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JERUSALEM — Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu appeared to be headed toward re-election early Wednesday, as exit polls and partial results showed him edging ahead of his main competitor in a tight race that was seen as a referendum on the long-serving leader.
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The country, now led by Mugabe's long-serving security chief Emmerson Mnangagwa, is grappling with its worst economic crisis in a decade, marked by unemployment above 80%, acute shortages of foreign currency and fuel, and rolling power cuts lasting up to 18 hours a day.
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But the 31-year-old has always had to do something special to be the center of attraction in his career, fitting himself into different positions for the La Celeste, either for long-serving Uruguay forward Diego Forlan, who forced him to the wings, or for Suarez.
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And Mr Abe has personal reasons to secure a coup over the Northern Territories: foreign policy is an inherited duty among Japan's hereditary politicians, and the signing of a peace treaty was the fond wish of his late father, Shintaro Abe, a long-serving foreign minister.
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This has led many outside analysts to suggest that voters tend to vote for politicians with a clearer "yes" or "no" stance towards the EU. BREXIT party and Liberal Democrats who anti BREXIT beat the long-serving Conservative Party and the largest opposition party Labor Party.
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It didn't work out for various reasons, and the idea sat dormant until around a year ago, when Julian Eggebrecht, the long-serving creative director of the now-defunct Factor 5, purchased the original version of the Analogue Nt, and the two got back in touch.
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He has already taken steps to overhaul the group's struggling Reebok fitness brand and has said that the U.S. market and digitalization will be top priorities as he seeks to build on a five-year plan launched in 2015 by his long-serving predecessor Herbert Hainer.
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It's what was lacking from the small sampling that Calvin Klein Collection brought out at its offices on Viale Umbria as it treads water between the dismissal of its previous designer (the long-serving Italo Zucchelli, who exited in April) and the appointment of its next.
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Lima, a long serving Bellator fighter, proved himself the equal of Larkin, a world class welterweight in the UFC's division, and with the addition of Rory MacDonald to the Bellator welterweight division the holder of that belt is going to start looking like a legitimate alter rex.
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Ramzi Gedeon, a partner who was focused on technology, media, and services investments in Europe and Abel Halpern, a long-serving partner who led the consumer-facing enterprise group in Europe, both left TPG in recent months, though still advise on some of its existing investments.
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Less than 24 hours before Justice Kennedy announced his retirement, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, a 28-year-old Democratic Socialist, caused a stir when she won a primary against Joe Crowley, a long-serving New York Democrat who was sometimes seen as a potential speaker of the House.
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COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - Novo Nordisk's long-serving chief executive Lars Rebien Sorensen is to step down early, it was announced on Thursday, at a time when the world's largest insulin maker has said it faces increased competition in the U.S. market where it generates about half its revenues.
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Doug Mills/The New York Times At the center of it all Mr. Nadler, a long-serving progressive from Manhattan, is literally in the middle of the impeachment debate — not just between the Republicans and Democrats seen here, but between competing factions of his own party.
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The drive has caused awkwardness for some EU officials, including Jean-Claude Juncker, the European Commission president, who was previously a long-serving prime minister of Luxembourg while the government actively sought to lure big US tech companies to the country through cut-rate corporate taxes.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - A majority of Japanese firms want long-serving Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to finish his term to September 2021 but fewer than one in five say he should stay beyond then, a Reuters poll showed, as allegations that he broke campaign laws erode public support.
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He helped make an infamous commercial in 1990 for that state's long-serving Republican senator, Jesse Helms, that featured a pair of white hands crumpling the application form for a job that went "to a minority, because of a racial quota," as the narrator put it.
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Anticipating that at least some of those long-serving judges named by Democrats would step aside once a president more to their ideological liking took office, liberal judicial activists have begun a new effort to recommend possible successors who could immediately be funneled into the judicial pipeline.
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Trump advisers say they have pared his earlier list of 21 possible candidates down to six long-serving federal appeals court judges, including Steven Colloton of Iowa, Neil Gorsuch of Colorado, Thomas Hardiman of Pennsylvania, Raymond Kethledge of Michigan, William Pryor of Alabama and Diane Sykes of Wisconsin.
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Many of those who had started with him have already stepped down, including Sergei Ivanov, a long-serving chief of staff and former KGB general, Viktor Ivanov, the former head of an anti-drugs agency, and Evgeny Murov, the trusted (but ageing) head of the Federal Protection Service.
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Takeda's responsibilities as representative director are likely to be taken over by Ko Shiota, the current manager of Nintendo's Platform Technology Development Division and another long-serving employee who worked under Takeda during the Wii project — he features in the above interview discussing his role in semiconductor development.
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In the wake of the investor's campaign, Chief Executive Hartmut Retzlaff stepped down for health reasons last year after more than two decades at the helm, and long-serving Chairman Martin Abend was replaced by Carl Ferdinand Oetker, member of the family behind the unlisted German food group.
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Once a must-have for investors who backed its reinvention from small furniture outfit into a retail empire, Steinhoff has seen its shares crash more than 80 percent since last week when it ordered an investigation into its accounts and parted ways with long-serving chief executive Markus Jooste.
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One insider said an indication that changes may be brewing was that comments on oil policy had been coming not only from Naimi and the deputy crown prince, but also from Aramco's chairman Khalid al-Falih and from another son of Salman, Prince Abdulaziz, Naimi's long-serving deputy.
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But the PBOC will need to respond to an expected rate hike from the Fed later this month, as Zhou Xiaochuan, the long-serving People's Bank of China (PBOC) governor, is widely expected to be replaced during the annual meeting of parliament that started in Beijing on Monday.
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Representative Kay Granger, a long-serving lawmaker from Texas, was nearly denied the ranking member slot on the House Appropriations Committee for a more junior male colleague, winning the post by a single vote on the third ballot, according to two lawmakers familiar with the private vote count.
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He was at it again on Sunday afternoon at the Bard SummerScape 2017 festival, leading what is being called the first fully staged American production of Dvorak's opera "Dimitrij" at the Fisher Center for the Performing Arts at Bard College (where Mr. Botstein is the long-serving president).
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Speaking at the Capitol Hill ceremony alongside Republican and Democratic congressional leaders, Trump recounted Dole's decades of service, from his stint as a soldier during World War II to his time as the long-serving Senate Republican leader -- a legacy the President said would endure for generations to come.
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At its heart, the story revolves around two men: Lee, the country's founder and long-serving prime minister, who died in 2015 at age 91, and Lim Chin Siong, a left-wing trade union leader whose spellbinding speeches helped convince many Singaporeans that they could become independent from Britain.
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Liberal Democrat leader Jo Swinson has called for "an experienced MP" such as Conservative grandee Ken Clarke or long-serving Labour MP Harriet Harman but Corbyn would be reluctant to agree to any such plan and they would be even more unlikely to command the support of a majority in parliament.
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Declared a national hero within hours of his death by the long-serving aide who succeeded him as president, Mugabe was one of the most polarising figures in his continent's history - a giant of African liberation whose regime finally ended in ignominy when he was overthrown by his own army.
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They included emails that showed that Secretary of State Mike Pompeo spoke at least twice last spring to Rudolph W. Giuliani, Mr. Trump's private lawyer, at a time he was trying to oust a long-serving American ambassador in Kyiv and pressuring Ukraine to conduct the investigations Mr. Trump sought.
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The long-serving head of the US Citizenship and Immigration Services' Asylum Division was pushed out this week by the agency's hardline acting director, Ken Cuccinelli, according to a source with knowledge of the move, marking the latest shake-up at the Department of Homeland Security under the Trump administration.
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The elder Mr. Skelos, who is accused of bribery, extortion and conspiracy, may effectively be wagering that jurors will find his word as a long-serving Republican state senator and former Albany power broker more credible than that of the other witnesses, several of whom have plea agreements with the government.
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