"I want to play 20 more (Senior Opens)," she said.
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More senior clerics also seem to be losing their sway.
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Some more senior senators, however, have dismissed the idea. Sen.
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Your specialization becomes more important the more senior you get.
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Let's hope for even more senior diplomats to get fired!
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But the more senior generation traditionally votes in much greater numbers.
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The OPM does not publish data on the more senior positions.
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The more senior the reviewers, the more time you should leave.
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As layoffs accelerated, they reached the ranks of more senior workers.
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In 2010, he hopped over a more senior member, former Rep.
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But that was contradicted Wednesday night by a more senior official.
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According to court documents, Tripp allegedly desired a more senior role.
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"But when you assume that prior experience and success entitle you to take on a more senior role, or be given a more senior title, you may discover that not everyone agrees with your assessment or value."
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As you get more senior your base salary and your bonus increase.
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It's especially perfect for both puppies and kittens, and more senior pets.
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San Francisco just has more senior level tech talent, admits Grovo's Luijke.
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As a result, they had to keep bringing on more senior people.
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MT-C licensees would be supervised by residents or more senior staff.
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All this was news to some of the Senate's more senior members.
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I tell people that there's less glory the more senior you get.
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The five members of HOWL's board are more senior — 275 and up.
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Mr. Shine is not alone in wondering about more senior-level departures.
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The five members of HOWL's board are more senior — 275 and up.
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For more senior employees, a three or four weeks notice will usually suffice.
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We want the NHS to still be there when we're more senior doctors.
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I think if we buy, it will be something more senior to that.
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Or maybe in more senior roles, they're less concerned about trust and recognition.
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The longer an ambassador is posted in Washington, the more senior they become.
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Their audience is usually more refined—more senior center than San Francisco nightclub.
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As more senior officials depart, interest in joining the Foreign Service is dwindling.
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I seriously love doing coding tests, especially for men more senior than me.
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However, the role of party chief is more senior than that of president.
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That meeting triggered a follow-up of more senior officials on July 23.
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"Who are you to intervene in private business?" a more senior soldier asked him.
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He has fired more senior officials than any other US President in recent history.
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She added that more senior level positions tend to have a longer interview process.
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They didn't and some of the more senior staff did not hide their annoyance.
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Instead, companies should be looking to have diverse hires take on more senior roles.
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And ISIS members had the most money, especially more senior members of the group.
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As the pay scale increases at more senior levels, there are fewer positions available.
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As he became more senior, however, Mr Li started to worry about the business.
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Another group of more senior brokerage creditors has received about $253 million of payouts.
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Having exhausted all attempts at reason, we called a more senior official in Beijing.
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But they could also face pressure from more senior members to oppose the effort.
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Amid Twitter's restructuring and global layoffs, more senior executives continue to leave the company.
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Meanwhile behind them, Iron Maiden's more senior fans were taking things a bit easier.
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Having more junior additions on the team could make more senior advisers more productive.
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But she would have to leapfrog over several other more senior male colleagues. Rep.
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It just means that your specialization becomes more important the more senior you get.
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PowerPoint that CEO Rich Fairbank would see after a few people more senior than
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Roberts was no mere follower of an agenda set by more senior administration officials.
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That is unusual; incoming bosses at other troubled banks have swept away more senior people.
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And as the commander in chief, Mr. Trump, doesn't get much more senior than that.
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The more senior the officials on the sanctions list, the more effective it will be.
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TV that she plans plans to follow the lead of more senior Democrats like Rep.
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Generally, the more senior you are, the more people you'll be asked to meet with.
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The high-profile role is typically seen as a stepping stone to more senior commands.
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Some Democrats, namely more senior and centrist members, might balk at such a fundamental change.
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We've done an analysis of how many women actually matriculate into more senior engineering roles.
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I'm sure it was partly because I was older, working in a more senior role.
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Rather than making decisions himself, he asked for guidance from more senior Trump campaign officials.
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Unlike the more senior Republicans on the committee, Graham didn't cede his time to Mitchell.
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The high-profile role is typically seen as a stepping stone to more senior commands.
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Inemuri is most prevalent among more senior employees in white-collar professions, Dr. Steger said.
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Spicer himself is expected to stay on, perhaps in a more senior — but less visible — position.
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That could be because older employees are likely to be more senior and have fewer bosses.
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This has led to a pipeline of Democratic officeholders that can mature into more senior candidates.
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Some software companies don't see it as their role to train recruits for more senior jobs.
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Others find they can reach more senior positions in their home countries than in the west.
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Studies show that "the more senior the employee, the worse she fared, " the New Yorker reports.
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The more senior the position, the less likely a woman holds the title, the report says.
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All reports are referred to someone more senior at US Citizenship and Immigration Services for review.
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In addition, Songkick is announcing the expansion of its West Coast office and more senior hires.
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A middle-aged white woman who was a more senior volunteer than the captain rushed over.
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At least two reportedly raised concerns with more senior officials about her use of their time.
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Michael Deaver, a more senior campaign official, instructed Stone to start fund-raising in New York.
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Several of these more senior designers have already been accepted into graduate programs related to game design.
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But when the more senior person is brought in to fix the underperformer, both are worse off.
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To become academics they had to answer erudite questions posed by more senior members of the discipline.
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I thought we had left sexism behind us by the time I was in more senior roles.
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When speaking to bosses, he stresses data showing that companies with more senior women are more successful.
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More senior employees, like at the director or vice president level, can get up to $3,000 annually.
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Both Flaum and Edmonds, the CFTC said, learned spoofing from more senior traders at their respective banks.
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However, there's a big mix difference when hiring for more senior-level staff and mid-management positions.
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Richard Burr, the chairman of the Senate intelligence committee, and other more senior members of the conference.
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But it's still struggling to attract more senior-level workers, said Bob Stutz, Salesforce Cloud Marketing CEO.
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More senior EU politicians also travel to Russia now after a period of relative isolation over Ukraine.
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" – "Someone more senior than me from work passed out in my roommate's bed, then pissed the bed.
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Pat Tiberi (R-Ohio) tried to leapfrog the more senior Brady in the race to replace him.
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Kim is one of the more senior Blackstone members on our list of up and coming dealmakers.
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Jackson was a poor selection, but tapping a more senior military officer for this position has merit.
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The push to increase diversity, Muslim officers say, is particularly needed among the more senior police ranks.
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If that Republican is more senior than Cotton, he or she would likely be the new chairperson.
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How strange does it feel to be one of the more senior players on the L.P.G.A. Tour?
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Her company's director had apparently dictated that a more senior worker be allowed to get pregnant first.
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Or, to continue with our totally offensive dino metaphor: This woman is more senior than you are.
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Under Mr. Bolton's watch, Mr. Patel was later given a more senior role in the counterterrorism directorate.
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That journalist allegedly referred Frese to the other journalist, who was the more senior of the two.
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At the more senior levels, leaders can be held accountable by receiving pay based on performance incentives.
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Nor did he overturn the demotions of a number of more senior officers involved in that scandal.
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The more senior you get in business and government and all that, people ... And it's human nature.
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Florida has more senior citizens than any other US state, with around 20 percent aged 65 and over.
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All the summer associates are assigned two mentors — a younger associate and a more senior counsel or partner.
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She has also laid out a winning electoral strategy, which her more senior colleagues seem determined to ignore.
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And the more senior management roles filled by women, the higher the stock price returns, the report said.
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But what came down the runway was much more senior, which is crystal clear in the slideshow ahead.
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More senior House Democrats took a more cautious tone than Ocasio-Cortez in interpreting the redacted report's release.
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And there were three other physicists on the experiment with me who were more senior than I was.
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Pay disparities are fueled, in large part, by men holding more senior, higher-paying roles, according to experts.
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The more senior court said that the lower court should have more thoroughly weighed AVIC's sovereignty immunity arguments.
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The conviction rates is also slowly increasing, although Kenyans want to see more senior officials in the dock.
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The company was probably looking for a more senior business profile for the next step of the company.
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Educational requirements: At least a bachelor's degree and sometimes a master's for more senior roles or certain institutions.
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Instead my career accelerated after the sabbatical, and I quickly moved to a more senior position at Kraft.
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They argue there are more senior diplomats on hand today than at the beginning of the Obama administration.
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Shen has been rapidly promoted under Xi, leapfrogging other, more senior officers, according to Chinese and Western analysts.
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When we think about mentors, we tend to think about the people who are more senior than us.
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The rule change does not impact the debate time for more senior circuit court judges or Cabinet picks.
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State councillors, who report to the Cabinet, are more senior than the ministers responsible for the same portfolio.
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Many freshmen members of Congress stay relatively quiet; they have little power compared to their more senior colleagues.
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But as I got more senior, as the world changed, intelligence, at least for me personally, became broader.
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"If you are emailing someone who is more senior than yourself then yes, stay away from them," she says.
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The one caveat is that, as a group, they earned less than their more senior (55 and over) colleagues.
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A more senior member who passed on chairing the committee could decide it's a better gig in the majority.
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Another, more senior staffer, quietly reprimanded him, saying he should not speak to journalists after he had been drinking.
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That's three quarters orso of the company so it's really our more senior leaders who will be impactedby this.
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Here it looks like there may be a slight bias toward more senior Republicans and those representing swing states.
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The country has also undertaken initiatives to make infrastructure such as roads, public transportation and walkways more senior-friendly.
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"It was because I made those moves that I was able to get into more senior positions," Gilbert said.
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But a more senior person on the team might be managing two or three associate consultants across multiple facilities.
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Note that someone more senior to you suggested that you ask for this salary negotiation in the first place.
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A Justice Department spokeswoman would not comment on Mr. Ohr, including on why he lost his more senior title.
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Citigroup said that it plans to hire more senior investment bankers, especially in the health care and tech sectors.
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Mr. Cummings beat her for the ranking member position, though at the time she was more senior to him.
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And in most cases, moderators don't have the option to escalate the problem to a more senior Facebook employee.
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When the U.S. sanctioned more senior Venezuelan officials for corruption, Maduro gave them all special swords on live television.
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He has fired others more senior than Spencer who did not stand up to him the way Spencer did.
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The investigation is continuing to see if there are more senior ISIS operatives who may have played a role.
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"If you are emailing someone who is more senior than yourself then yes, stay away from them," says Llarena.
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It was far from the first time Ocasio-Cortez was treated as a joke by more-senior, male politician.
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Young women, though, are often treated as suspect if more senior men take an interest in them (and too often, more senior men's interests are suspect indeed, but it's women's reputations that suffer the stigma of being thought to sleep or flirt their way to the top rather than earning their perches).
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Typically, this means more senior officials or top agency attorneys will review the request and how it was initially handled.
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I make the rough drawings, and then two other people would check it, a more senior animator and the director.
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"This gives us much more stability and runway so that we can hire more senior employees and leadership," said Parnell.
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Britain has resisted Emirati pressure to ban the Muslim Brotherhood and hosts many more senior Brotherhood figures than Qatar does.
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A week of following sleep hygiene rules has also made me much more senior citizen-like in my sleep habits.
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If women hold different views to men, then that could put them at odds with the profession's more senior gatekeepers.
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" The more senior personnel must also be "focused on regulatory change and making sure things are operating smoothly and correctly.
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Party leaders decide who gets to sit on committees, and they are usually reserved for more-senior members of Congress.
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In other words, EPA middle managers from around the country can second-guess more senior local managers regarding the remedy.
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In the fashion industry in particular, entry-level salaries (and even plenty of the more senior ones) are notoriously low.
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Some people from his home region said the government should have sent a more senior delegation, not just a minister.
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Especially enthusiastic about these exercises was Specialist Luke Elliott Sommer, a more senior Ranger with two combat tours behind him.
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Phillip G. Sawyer, announced that two more senior officers in the fleet had been relieved of their commands: Rear Adm.
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The resolution of Lewandowski's role helps clear the way for more senior West Wing staff announcements to be announced soon.
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An Iraqi forward air controller called for the strike, which was approved by more senior Iraqi officers and coalition advisers.
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Maybe you're ready for a more senior-level role, and there aren't any growth opportunities at your company right now.
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Should I increase the salaries of my early team to match those of more senior women, and in some cases men?
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But his suit looms over another more senior witness Democrats are eager to speak with: former national security adviser John Bolton.
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Linda Sánchez (D-Calif.) said when she was a new member of Congress, a more senior, married member "outright propositioned" her.
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In the airline world, the more senior a flight attendant, the better that FA's chances of securing prime flights to work.
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That can help put you on the radar of more senior colleagues and help you progress up the ranks, said Allan.
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Anna Eshoo, D-California, over a more senior member to be the next ranking member of the Energy and Commerce Committee.
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This population is increasing disproportionately, and India is expected to add 240 million more senior citizens by 2050, according to IVHSeniorCare.
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Defense Secretary James Mattis continues to fill out his team at the Pentagon, announcing appointments for three more senior positions Thursday.
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He'll likely be testifying down the line about interactions between more senior Trump administration officials about their interactions with the Russians.
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"As people get more senior in the company ... they run the risk of not having an accurate feedback loop," Gleit explained.
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Then the more senior doctor fired us as patients, saying that he didn't have the tools to treat people like us.
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The more senior or high profile the individuals you dependent on are, the more time you'll need to budget as well.
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Our advancement through the ranks (assistant, then associate, and finally full professor) would result from assessment by more senior professional peers.
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Wade | Dems threaten to subpoena Juul MORE Senior Advisor Chuck Rocha discusses the campaign's next moves after the third Democratic debate.
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On the staff cuts, "they are due to market demand for more senior engineering talent," Andela said in a company release.
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Asians and Asian-Americans, who are better represented as a whole, are often not promoted to more senior positions at companies.
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As companies establish the foundations for their AI functions, we're seeing employers hire more senior candidates to lead these new teams.
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Then, there are more senior positions, including operating executives — or people who help improve a PE firm's portfolio companies through operational changes.
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Emma: One of the more senior moles was my assumption, and one of the only ones in that particular area of operations.
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You&aposve got some of the older, more senior Democrats saying, well, I don&apost think abolishing ICE is a good idea.
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" Lebovich noted that "more senior members of Ansar Dine are free and some are part of groups associated with Mali's peace process.
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This isn't always the case, especially if you're applying to a more senior role and have years and years of related experience.
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Bergstein is, to his knowledge, the first more-senior person at Morgan Stanley that has a spouse who is an elected official.
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While men felt like their coworkers supported their pursuits outside work more as they became more senior, women felt they lost support.
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All of these people ought to have reported their awareness to their line managers or to someone in a more senior position.
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In 2016, as the company started to fill more senior-level positions, she changed its name from Gradujuana to Vangst Talent Network.
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He illuminated the inner life of a world-class statesman who probably held more senior government positions than any president before him.
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Mueller investigation Investigators working for special counsel Robert Mueller are scheduled to interview more senior White House officials in the coming weeks.
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She proposes creating a "core professional development curriculum" which would help diplomats improve in their jobs and prepare for more senior roles.
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So take pay out of the equation for a minute and think about the role: Is it more senior than the last?
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But more senior consultants, including partners, said McKinsey was not in the business of passing judgment on its clients' cultures and values.
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Watch "Florida's Senior Vote" Florida has more senior citizens that any other US state, with around 20 percent aged 65 and over.
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By diplomatic protocol, Mr. Mnuchin and Mr. Ross are more senior, although neither runs an agency with direct responsibility for trade negotiations.
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I was assigned to a more senior person, and got bored quickly because my job was really just to follow her around.
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Eventually, you'll probably want to move up in your career, whether that means a more senior title, bigger paycheck or additional responsibilities.
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He&aposs also said that some of the exits have come as a byproduct of choosing other executives for more senior roles.
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Loh said one way to encourage buy-side adoption was to convince more senior people within the industry to sign the code.
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When the more senior officer in the team finally reached the hotel, he remained outside and did not fire a single shot.
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The youngest soldiers would be around 20, while the oldest - the more senior officers - would be around 60 and above, Tan said.
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The youngest soldiers would be around 20, while the oldest - the more senior officers - would be around 60 and above, Tan said.
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Perhaps you've taken on the responsibilities of someone more senior, helping your boss train new employees or overseeing a team of interns.
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While entry-level positions tend to be roughly split between men and women, more senior positions tend to be dominated by men.
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The Big Ears Festival is turning 10 years old in March — but it's using the opportunity to celebrate a more senior institution.
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He became next in line for the throne in June after the king, his father, removed a more senior prince from the succession.
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"It's certainly capable of encoding and replicating much more complex and expert capabilities like a more senior lawyer or a partner," Stirling added.
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Anderson will say that Bolton told him that he was seeking more senior White House involvement in Ukraine policy development, according to CNN.
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But Raskin, a sophomore, would have to hop over a slew of more senior members of the seat, making him a long shot.
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An "unbundled" system, in which component parts are managed separately, could replace irrigation systems where those who arrived first enjoy more senior rights.
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So the onus is also on those of us who are more senior to be more supportive of women who leave these situations.
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The more senior the host, the more pronounced the ensuing share-price outperformance: meetings with the president yield the biggest "positive abnormal returns".
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When I happened to relate that remark to the more senior Stevens, he suggested that was not exactly how he would put it.
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While informing me that "You're going to be hearing from someone a lot more senior than me," they were literally shaking with rage.
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Linda Sanchez (D-Calif.) said when she was a young and new member of Congress, a more senior, married member "outright propositioned" her.
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The freshman firebrand Democrat from the Bronx made it clear she will not sit back, stay quiet and defer to more senior lawmakers.
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Square Feet Women are pushing to establish more senior roles for themselves in commercial real estate, an area where they are severely underrepresented.
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And think of this move in positive terms — "going from a more senior position into a more specialized one," as she put it.
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"They're holding out for something that Pelosi could give them, potentially committee assignments that typically are given to more senior members," Raju said.
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He or she might then discuss the plan with more senior residents before ultimately presenting the case to the attending physician in charge.
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The disparity at Blackstone was far greater in bonuses, which often go to more senior employees, with a mean gap of 75 percent.
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Cotton is more senior than Sasse, but Republicans will need to add another member to the panel to maintain their 3-2 majority.
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But in parts of the Catalan administration, especially among more senior political appointees, many were happy to show their support for Mr. Puigdemont.
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Some of them — especially the more senior ones — will end up on the White House staff in the Executive Office of the President.
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The more senior the role, the more likely the employer is to use assessments to identify candidates with the right traits and abilities.
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The committee rejected Google's offer to send Kent Walker, its senior vice president of global affairs, saying it wanted a more senior executive.
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But the tensions between the White House and the diplomatic corps are now flaring up more publicly, and at a more senior level.
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Abdul Rashid Dostum, the more senior of the country's two vice presidents, on accusations of the rape and torture of an Uzbek elder.
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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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That left employers across Venezuela struggling to afford the new minimum wage, let alone the higher salaries once paid to more senior employees.
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Presiding over the meeting was Dan Trunfio, 54, an experienced TV producer and one of the more senior members of the Jukin staff.
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She talked about a "fundamental belief" within the department that younger people should be promoted to fill the positions of more senior officials.
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WE SET UP A SEPARATE GROUP, WE ADDED SCHOOLS RECRUITING, WE ADDED RETENTION, WE ADDED TRYING TO HIRE MORE SENIOR AFRICAN-AMERICAN TALENT.
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Despite the criminal charges against them, General Dostum and his more senior security aides have yet to be prosecuted on the rape charges.
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Friday's indictments concerned the more senior members of the suspects, with those charged today reportedly ranging in age from 44 to 72 years old.
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His first couple of years as a House member were unremarkable, as documented by his various letters to committee chairs and more senior colleagues.
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Jim Farley, Ford's European boss, and Joe Hinrichs, in charge of the Americas, will take more senior roles, both in Detroit, to be groomed.
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Monster suggests having at least three or four references for mid- to entry-level positions, and five to seven references for more senior roles.
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You should expect to have a new, more senior title every two years or so, even if that means moving to a new company.
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The appointment of Rawat, a counterinsurgency specialist, raised eyebrows among opposition parties because he was given the job ahead of two more senior candidates.
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The more senior or high-paid an employee is, the more likely they were to engage in naughty behavior while on a work trip.
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Of the nine Entelo employees that have director or more senior positions, two of them are African-American, and three are female, Bischke said.
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For example, a bias against young people means more senior recruiters and managers can miss potential talent, new perspectives, and ways of problem solving.
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The remaining three, who were more senior ranking, were arrested late on Monday, and will be held for 14 more days by the police.
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"The risks of turning insensitive and unkind to others increases as you become more senior," Stanford professor Bob Sutton wrote in the McKinsey Quarterly.
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But Cruz rejected the offer, believing he was in line for the more senior role of deputy White House counsel, according to the report.
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For many women at Nike, the company hierarchy is an unclimbable pyramid — the more senior the job title, the smaller the percentage of women.
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One time, a more senior male colleague was interested in whether she shaved her armpits and pulled at her shirt to take a look.
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Despite many ranchers and farmers having more senior rights to rivers, the Southwest is one of the fastest growing regions of the United States.
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Not surprisingly, then, the percentage of women in architecture radically decreases as one moves up the ladder toward more senior positions and prestigious honors.
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It also provides a mentorship platform where bigger companies can let their more senior staffers teach junior employees exactly what it takes to succeed.
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McEntee might be back in the White House, in an even more senior position, but he's no longer the freshest face in the administration.
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On the disjointed news, Andela CEO told TechCrunch the layoffs were due to a shift in market demand for the startup's more senior developers.
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The conscripts are often sent to remote areas away from home, where they are subjected to brutal hazing and bullying by more senior soldiers.
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Over the last year, Sequoia matched 50 women from portfolio companies like Eventbrite, GitHub, and Evernote with 50 more senior women from other organizations.
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Matters came to a head that month, when at least two staffers raised concerns with more senior officials about White's use of their time.
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Among the findings is that lawyers with 10 or fewer years of experience had much higher rates of alcohol abuse than their more senior colleagues.
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It blamed an emphasis on short-term profits and a corporate culture that discouraged front-line employees from questioning the decisions of more senior managers.
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"If I had not had someone more senior to me giving me perspective, I would've run in 2006," Swalwell said of his city council race.
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The FBI tells CNN it made repeated attempts to alert more senior DNC staff, including sharing information on how to identify breaches in their systems.
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Slotkin circulated a letter, signed by incoming freshmen, asking for new members to be given plum committee assignments -- something usually reserved for more senior members.
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Also: where are all the "Pinocchios" for Republicans this week (many of whom are much more senior than me) blatantly lying about marginal tax rates?
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Perhaps more senior officials at Homeland Security and the Justice Department should spend time with their frontline troops along the border as I just did.
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Obviously, if you take a look at the more senior levels of banking, they would have a much more macro view, a much wider view.
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The more senior the candidate, the longer the interview process, Keswin said, so it can take weeks or months before hiring managers reach a decision.
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The Speaker has to keep her conference together, even as progressives push for an impeachment drive while more senior figures are unenthusiastic about that idea.
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The outlet found that entry-level salaries were nearly the same among men and women but that the pay gap widened at more senior levels.
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Because the length of time spent working on a transition, many of the more senior people on the staffs end up working essentially as volunteers.
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At first he would ink in the drawn outlines made by more senior artists, but soon he was doing his own pencil work as well.
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However, as you become more senior, an employer may say that they are interested in hiring you and want to discuss what it will take.
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It was not immediately clear if Mr. Braun was acting on instructions from more senior Biden aides or if he was acting on his own.
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Ask if you can adjust your title to be slightly more senior — or at the very least, slightly more in line with your job function.
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Some newer and more senior aides tried to block Ms. Hicks's access to the president, but her relationship with him outlasted most of their tenures.
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Since I am relatively new to the company and fresh out of college, I often pair with a more senior developer to learn from them.
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Men are assumed to fail or succeed based on merit; they are mentored and supported by more senior men, and no one bats an eye.
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And if you're a more junior actor, someone who's just rising up the ranks, it's that much easier for more senior stars to exploit that situation.
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Recently, one department lead proposed creating a new, more senior role in her team because we weren't seeing the results we wanted from the middle manager.
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The October party congress ended without appointing a clear eventual successor for Xi. However, the role of party chief is more senior than that of president.
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When ambitious new senators get to Washington, they're generally advised to keep their heads down and make friends with their more senior colleagues in their party.
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State councilors, who report to the Cabinet, are more senior than ministers and it is unusual, though not unprecedented, for an individual to hold both positions.
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Tier says the group will continue building Tier's new executive team; therefore, we can likely expect more senior hires to be announced in the coming months.
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He received coveted spots on the House Intelligence Committee and, in 2014, the Select Committee on Benghazi — positions that would usually go to more senior members.
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A pretty young dog but one of the more senior players, Tilly mostly sat and bided her time as her teammates did all the busy work.
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"Young women today are negotiating their pay and conditions more successfully than older females, and perhaps that will continue as they become more senior," Goodall said.
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While some new progressive members of Congress are getting a lot of attention, there are still more senior Democrats and moderates also in the mix — Reps.
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The email, a copy of which was seen by Reuters, said of the 48 that were fired, 13 were senior managers or held more senior posts.
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We spoke with five New Yorkers in the industry — some more senior, some just starting out — about the true cost of living and working in fashion.
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She recalls that the more senior male reporters on her team often went out drinking with legislators until 10 or 20173 at night to cultivate stories.
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As many as a dozen more senior political staff members are said to be considering resigning, according to three current staff members and one former one.
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After the exile of more senior Tatar leaders, Mr. Chiygoz became one of the most outspoken critics of the Russian annexation until his arrest in 2015.
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"We want to have a more senior leadership in place in Asia ... so that Telenor doesn't miss out on opportunities that come up there," he added.
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When Rice took on a more senior position at the State Department, she was hit with another major crisis that would reverberate later in her career.
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I originally didn't want to get involved in our summer intern program, but one of my more senior mentors who hired me convinced (forced) me to.
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She had found work at the base's Fleet and Family Support Center, and had risen to become the director — a more senior job than her husband's.
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In late 2014, he leapfrogged several more senior colleagues to win the Oversight and Government Reform Committee gavel after serving just three terms in the House.
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It could add another two or three more senior hires by the end of the year and another two or three in early 2018, Lemkau said.
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The apparent confusion lasted for many months without being corrected by more senior police commanders, while further allegations were leaked to chosen members of the news media.
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"Our focus is to fill up gaps left by the big agencies, like having more senior people doing the rating work for us," said Curry at DBRS.
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However, some Democrats pointed out that it was Cummings who beat out a more senior Maloney in the race to lead the Oversight panel back in 85033.
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While women make up close to half of the overall workforce at S&P 500 companies, the percentage of women in more senior roles is much lower.
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I was recently accepted into Staff Up Congress' Legislative Academy, a professional development opportunity that helps junior Hill staff members of color step into more senior roles.
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In Flaum's case, he learned spoofing by watching a more senior trader at Bear Stearns, and then witnessed similar conduct at Scotia Capital, a CFTC filing says.
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In some trusts, the order could result in investors in less- secure investor classes receiving payouts that otherwise would go to more senior ones, the filing said.
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Instead, it did not seek such assurances, and continued making disbursements to more junior COFINA holders, potentially risking payment cuts for more senior ones, the complaint alleges.
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The team from Hadi's government initially refused to enter the room, saying the Houthis needed to include more senior delegates, but the meeting went ahead, delegates said.
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The starting salary is likely to be in the mid-to-high five figures, but she hopes such a job could lead to a more senior position.
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While there is a principal deputy assistant secretary, the more senior assistant secretary position remains unfilled, giving the deputies latitude and power they might not otherwise have.
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And that raises questions about whether one or more senior officials there are ignoring protocol in an effort to stir up public support for the president's ideas.
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After a manager complained in a mass email, Snowden fired back to a much more senior NSA official, leading to a rebuke that his conduct was unacceptable.
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Alienating more senior lawmakers within your own party, he warned, will only stifle the ability of Ocasio-Cortez to get anything done — even despite her newfound celebrity.
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Additionally, Sprig is opening more senior full-time Server Captain and supervisory roles, and it will give existing part-time servers first-crack at applying for them.
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This decline in the share of women at relatively early stages of the economics career path is already beginning to reshape the field at more senior levels.
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He also admits he "learned to spoof from more senior traders and spoofed with the knowledge and consent of his supervisors," according to the Department of Justice.
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As they get more senior, they're now managing people with competitive work streams and they'll be managing a whole project or multiple projects before they know it.
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"For many women at Nike, the company hierarchy is an unclimbable pyramid - the more senior the job title, the smaller the percentage of women," the suit reads.
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McKenzie currently serves in the Pentagon as the Director of the Joint Staff, a high profile position often viewed as a stepping stone to more senior commands.
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It plans to add more senior staff in China, after it hired China-focused banker Bill Chu to its investment banking team in the country in July.
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First, I'd ask about a time you had to influence someone more senior than yourself to make a decision, so I can see how you handle being challenged.
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Companies and their employees are planning for rising retirement ages by reviewing the role of pensions, benefits and physical or schedule accommodations for older and more senior employees.
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Feinstein also says he's waiting to hear back from more senior people at Ugg to get a full picture on how often the company mixes wool and linen.
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"It is certainly not an unusual scenario that the bank's talent pipeline of women narrows at more senior career levels," the report read, noting the issue is widespread.
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Calling Japan's shrinking population an "incentive" as opposed to a "burden," Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has attempted to encourage more senior citizens and women to join the workforce.
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Traditionally, criminals give guns to junior members of gangs to look after on their behalf, so the more senior members of the gang won't be caught in possession.
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When news of Papadopoulos's cooperation first broke in October, more senior figures around Trump took a measure of comfort from his relative lack of standing in their world.
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The more-senior flight attendants, some of whom have worked for the world's largest carrier for decades, are best positioned — because of their seniority — to get those flights.
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In other words, the more senior you are in your organization, the less likely you will report wrongdoing and the more likely you will allow it to transpire.
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With his rapid ascent in the political hierarchy, Prince Mohammed has effectively eclipsed the power and prominence of more senior family members, including Crown Prince Mohammed bin Nayef.
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The national attention, bolstered by an active Twitter presence, gave Booker a celebrity following as a freshman senator in 2013 that more senior lawmakers frequently fail to achieve.
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Unless officials at more senior levels have critical information or perspectives that their subordinates cannot, authority should be given to the people in best position to make decisions.
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"I would have felt more comfortable discussing what I was dealing with if I had a more senior woman around I could have asked for advice," Havard said.
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As a mid-level employee, Shetty should only have been able to approve transactions of up to 2.5 million rupees ($37,000) without sign-off from more senior officials.
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As House Democrats were rolling out HR 1 this spring, some freshman told Vox they were being approached by more senior members and pressured to ditch their promise.
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National Australia Bank raised $1.5 billion through subordinated notes - unsecured loans that rank below other, more senior loans or securities with respect to claims on assets or earnings.
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Vice premiers are at least two rungs more senior in the Chinese system than the minister-level officials who run the central bank and the financial regulatory agencies.
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Instead, Varelas recommends detailing your experience in the cover letter or resume to show that you were taking on the same level of work as more senior employees.
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Verma herself has been accused of creating a hostile working environment within CMS, and sources said her sharp elbows are what prompted more senior officials to mistrust her.
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LinkedIn also has a mentoring program for onboarding employees, in which a more senior person of color is assigned to a group of new hires for a year.
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Given their current predicaments, it might be useful to have more "senior administration officials" stand up and tell us (under their own names) what is really going on.
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After all, younger people can devote their life to a project in a way that more senior people cannot, and young stars attract support, mentors and prestigious appointments.
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Linda Sanchez of California said that when she was a new member of Congress in her early 30s, a more senior member who was married "outright propositioned her" repeatedly.
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"Investors continue to recognize the industrial logic behind the deal, while remaining concerned around the clear differences between the two more senior execs within the group," wrote brokerage Jefferies.
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He was dubbed kooseh, the shark, on account of his smooth rubbery skin, which made it hard for him to emulate the pious beards of Iran's more senior ayatollahs.
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Workers usually start as equipment operators working under more senior employees and also receive formal technical training to prepare for their license exam from the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
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Traditionally, the people chosen to represent each state and territory have been more senior members of each delegation, usually ones familiar with the process and rules of the party.
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Unlike more senior members of the Democratic establishment, these Jewish activists are much more likely to speak out against Israel and much less likely to bristle at Holocaust comparisons.
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He got coveted spots on the House Intelligence Committee and, in 2014, a seat on the Select Committee on Benghazi, both positions that usually go to more senior members.
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Several Marines were subjected to ethnic or homophobic slurs, including Marines assumed to be Muslim being questioned by more senior Marines about whether they were terrorists, the documents say.
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Gohmert told VICE News that King should never have been booted from his coveted committees —– the posts where lawmakers, especially more senior ones like King, wield the most influence.
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"This is for aspiring developers or junior developers that face errors more senior developers would know the answers to off the top of their head," Needham told me backstage.
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Goldman has said that after discovering Bansal obtained the confidential supervisory information, it notified regulators and fired him and a more senior employee who failed to take further action.
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Developing second careers Cross Hearts executive director Seiko Adachi told CNN that many of her more senior charges are motivated through their interaction with younger workers and older residents.
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The report comes on the heels of a Bloomberg News report that Spicer is looking to move into a more senior role in the Trump administration focusing on strategy.
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Dr. Glasgow, among others, has called for better transportation options and for more senior housing, so that rural communities can bring services to clusters of people who need them.
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The challenge, Dr. Goodall said, will be watching whether the pay of those women continues to keep pace with their male colleagues' as they climb to more senior ranks.
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But when the government is unable to secure convictions of more senior management, it can leave workers beneath them as the only ones bearing the cost of corporate misconduct.
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On top of this, Young says the FBI could have approached a district judge, which is a more senior position than a magistrate judge, to fulfill the agency's request.
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He vied for the chairmanship of the Intelligence Committee in 2014, and proved to be a far better fund-raiser than more senior lawmakers against whom he was competing.
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The privacy team had limited ability to review or suggest changes to some of those data-sharing agreements, which had been negotiated by more senior officials at the company.
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The more senior officer who ordered the fateful mission, over the objections of the officer leading the team on the ground, went undisciplined and will continue in his career.
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Mr. Reichelt, a former war correspondent, was promoted to his current post, which is more senior than Ms. Koch's, last winter, just over a year after Ms. Koch's appointment.
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While Biden holds an advantage with states featuring more senior and black voters, some other candidates hope to capitalize on the fact that their home states are voting Tuesday.
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Figuring out the Senate can take time, and more-senior lawmakers might not even begin to take colleagues seriously until they have at least one term under their belts.
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In fact, Judiciary Committee Republicans gave Ratcliffe an early chance to question the former special counsel next after the panel's ranking member by skipping over several more senior members.
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When you crunch the numbers, All Raise told me that only 19 of the 52 new investors added in 2019 were ranked as a "general" or more senior partner.
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Abdul Rashid Dostum, the more senior of Afghanistan's two vice presidents, and his bodyguards refused to show up for questioning about the allegations, despite repeatedly being summoned by prosecutors.
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Had the Chinese officials made it onto the base without being stopped, the embassy could have dispatched a more senior intelligence officer to enter the base, the theory goes.
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Sanders and her communications team is widely perceived as having been placed in a difficult situation by other, more senior figures, including chief of staff John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE.
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Some first-term lawmakers have even privately suggested coming in during weekends to finish the workload, though the idea was quickly panned by more senior members of the caucus.
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Rosa DeLauro (D-Conn.) and Marcy Kaptur (D-Ohio), who are among the committee's more senior members and were the first to announce campaigns to succeed Lowey (D-N.
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Or maybe there is someone who is more senior at your company; ask them out to lunch and pick their brain or have a deep conversation about what they do.
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When negotiating a transaction, there is almost always someone else within the organization (usually more senior) with whom you're not currently speaking who will ultimately weigh in on the decision.
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The archbishop had been deeply influenced by a Jesuit cleric who had worked among the poor and been murdered in 1977; the more senior cleric eventually shared his colleague's fate.
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It's ironic for companies like Intel and IBM, who are themselves among the oldest in the still-young computer industry, to be treating their more senior employees in this fashion.
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The only more senior official to face justice before the Tribunal was the late Serbian President Slobodan Milosevic, who died in custody a decade ago before a verdict was reached.
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WFP executive director David Beasley this month announced an overhaul of the agency's sexual harassment policy and vowed to hire more women and give more senior roles to female employees.
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More senior lawmakers, meanwhile, worry that premature calls for impeachment could be seen as pure partisan overreach — and could hurt the party's chances of ousting Trump in the 2020 election.
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Tribal leaders, who asked not to be quoted by name to avoid reprisals, expressed cautious hope that other, more senior leaders from the heavily factionalised insurgency might follow the men.
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And since Democrats don't genuinely want to see a debt ceiling breach, vulnerable defectors could probably count on obtaining additional cover from a handful of more senior, more institutionalist Democrats.
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Mr. Mueller gave Mr. Flynn a very favorable plea deal in exchange for cooperation against someone more senior, and that must mean those around the president or the president himself.
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Prosecutors generally offer favorable plea bargains like this one only when the cooperating defendant can provide evidence that incriminates someone "up the ladder" — someone more senior than the defendant himself.
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While you could look at job listings on your company website, your best best is to talk to the person hiring for the more senior role and express your interest.
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A more senior person might actually be looking at the entire manufacturing network and trying to get that to full potential — it would be a transformation case for a client.
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Additionally, for younger people, who generally have less money to invest, they typically have far less to lose than a more senior investor who has invested for many more years.
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A Project on Government Oversight report she compiled found that in 2018 Boeing hired more senior government and military officials as executives, directors or lobbyists than other major defense contractors.
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Pattinson's character (who we'll refer to as Ephraim to make things simple, though even that's a question) is the new temporary wickie (or assistant) to Dafoe's more senior Thomas Wake.
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On Tuesday, more than 100 police and soldiers surrounded the downtown Kabul compound of Mr. Dostum, an ethnic Uzbek who is the more senior of the country's two vice presidents.
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Jim Mattis, the defense secretary at the time, chided top military officials for improperly focusing on junior officers' roles in the botched mission, rather than those of more senior officers.
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He got coveted spots on the House Intelligence Committee and, in 2014, a seat on the Select Committee on Benghazi, both positions that would usually go to more senior members.
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Carney, who has spoken of the importance of promoting women into more senior roles at the BoE, said he hoped a diverse range of characters would be shown in future banknotes.
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On Sunday, they called me into the office where I was I informed that my role was being made redundant and made into two roles—one junior and one more senior.
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In October 1940, when Johnson was 32 and just three years into his House career, he began receiving letters from more senior colleagues who wanted a few minutes of his time.
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What they're saying: "The committee negotiated with Google to send a more senior representative from Google comparable to the representatives that Facebook and Twitter committed to send," said a committee staffer.
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The key is to get more senior women into the investment banking, wealth management and financial advising businesses, Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan told CNBC's "Closing Bell" anchor Wilfred Frost.
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Seniority is considered by the Steering panel, but isn't the deciding factor: Chaffetz, backed by GOP leaders, beat several more senior colleagues to win the Oversight gavel in late 2014; Rep.
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But that friendship can be uneasy, in no small part because Marcus, the more senior of the two, insists on ribbing Alberto (who is half-Comanche, half-Mexican) for his heritage.
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The CEO also leaned on his board of investors to help with more senior leadership hires, with Plaid boasting that the storied investor Mary Meeker was a member of the board.
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You receive an agonized email from a former colleague about whether he should have intervened on the night a notorious and more senior man invited you to an industry party alone.
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He said two diplomats quizzed him about Trump's positions on Iran, Russia and Brexit, and arranged a follow-up meeting with a more senior British official back in the United States.
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If no reasonable explanation can be found for the shifting odds, then a more senior person at Sportradar will get in touch with Smith, and a course of action is determined.
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These are two important bases of support for Pelosi, and if the Democratic leader took a position in favor of term limits, it could spark a backlash among more senior members.
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The tarp and barge were removed after more senior Navy officials, in Japan and at the Indo-Pacific Command headquarters in Hawaii, thought better of complying with the White House request.
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Those employees can decide whether to draft a suspicious activity report, but a final ruling on whether to submit it to the Treasury Department is often made by more senior managers.
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But also that the more senior you become, the more control you have over your schedule, and the more money you have, which really helps, and the more choices you get.
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All valid claims against the United States are backed by the credit of the United States, full stop; the Constitution does not contemplate that some claims are more senior than others.
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Guaido's election as head of Congress last year - after more senior opposition leaders had been detained or fled the country - presented Maduro with a hardline opponent who swiftly won international backing.
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IPSOS also finds that CNBC continues to be the destination for Europe's influential C-suite with the network attracting almost 200,000* more senior executives per month than any other business media.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Global commodity trader Louis Dreyfus Company has reorganized its management structure in Asia to reflect the importance of the region, giving a more senior role to its China head.
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Traders have also been spotted at the bar in the middle of the day, with juniors traders seen drinking beer in a pub, while more senior employees sip cocktails at Cipriani.
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The Justice Department said Trunz, who worked in New York, London and Singapore, learned about spoofing from more senior traders and engaged in the practice with the consent of his immediate supervisors.
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You could also talk to your manager about how to improve your performance and what concrete steps you need to take to advance to a more senior role or earn more responsibilities.
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Pressley may not be as famous as House colleagues like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, who is busy wresting power from more senior lawmakers through a combination social media virality and headline-grabbing proposals.
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Winton recommends to always go above and beyond in your internship, demonstrate an eagerness and willingness to learn, and work to develop connections and mentorships with more senior members of the company.
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"The whole bank capital structure in the financial sector is improving with bond holders becoming more senior," Robert Mead, managing director and head of Pimco Australia's portfolio management, told Reuters on Friday.
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This month Lourenço appointed Carlos Saturnino, who was sacked by Isabel dos Santos last year, as Secretary of State for Oil, a technically more senior role than that of his old boss.
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In the House, she has repeatedly run up against more senior Democrats over her remarks about Israel and what she said was the need to question the Jewish state's influence in Washington.
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The "Hirak" opposition movement, which emerged this year from weekly mass protests demanding the entrenched ruling hierarchy quits power, says it will not support any election until more senior officials stand aside.
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With digital natives joining junior ministerial ranks, and more senior politicians joining the digital conversation, government bodies are under increasing pressure from all sides to digitally transform the notion of public services.
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The man, who identified himself only as Vsevolod, told the Govorit Moskva radio station that the graduates were given the use of the vehicles by more senior officers of the security service.
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The "Hirak" opposition movement, which emerged this year from weekly mass protests demanding the entrenched ruling hierarchy quits power, says it will not support any election until more senior officials stand aside.
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The order also finds that Trunz learned the trading strategy of spoofing from more senior traders at the banks and deployed this strategy with the knowledge and consent of his immediate supervisors.
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During the 1970s and 1980s, teenage apprentices at an army base were severely sexually and physically abused by more senior apprentices after management failed to address a bullying culture, the report added.
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The budget office officials had little idea of why Mr. Trump was interested in the topic, but many of the president's more senior aides were well aware of his feelings about Ukraine.
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Several senior military commanders have told CNN the Niger mission underscores the fundamental risk for special operations forces in remote area far from their traditional support bases and more senior decision makers.
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"We're very pessimistic because we clearly understand that there are more senior people behind this, although we don't have the evidence to prove it," Mr. Sheng, an economist, said in an interview.
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Apple supplier Foxconn is planning to overhaul its management structure to get more senior executives involved in the running of its daily operations, a person with direct knowledge of the matter told Reuters.
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The Politico report characterized Ocasio-Cortez's chance of the committee appointment as "strong" and said other more senior legislators have sought to ingratiate themselves with the youngest woman ever to serve in Congress.
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Hatch, too, wants to protect creditors, but said the bill must include cram-down authority to ensure that more senior bondholders, like those holding Puerto Rico's constitutionally backed public debt, are better protected.
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Wage increases above the minimum wage are believed to be a response to what economists call "wage compression," which occurs when more senior employees are no longer better compensated than less senior employees.
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TAIPEI, June 11 (Reuters) - Apple supplier Foxconn on Tuesday announced a plan to overhaul its leadership structure in a move to allow more senior executives involved in the running of its daily operations.
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In a judgment that will be studied carefully in many Western countries, a more senior judge opined that the nursery school was not, after all, guilty of religious discrimination, either direct or indirect.
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Of more than 5,300 staffers cut in recent years for opening unwanted accounts, about 10 percent represented branch managers or more senior staffers, Shrewsberry said in response to a question at the event.
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In other words, the chronological list of work history — in order of date, with the most recent position at the top — showed a clear progression of more senior roles and more advanced responsibilities.
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"Let's say the seniority of some of the teams is more senior this year, certainly compared to some prior years and that's a positive sign," Deloitte's Colebourne said of the U.S corporate presence.
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Of course, some of this can be explained by the fact that younger employees, who often do not have families, are likelier to be sent on last-minute trips than more senior workers.
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The duo can also plan for the more senior individual to boost their Social Security by delaying their benefits until age 70, but that extra money is often "nowhere near enough," Mulvihill said.
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Mike Koester, who leads capital raising activities for the merchant bank, is another senior exec who will be crucial to the firm's growth plans and may want a more senior role, another said.
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The younger, more aggressive Cummings hopped a more senior colleague to take the spot opposite then-Chairman Darrell Issa (R-Calif.) in anticipation of the fierce partisan battles the panel would take up.
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Here's the thing about frauds committed at the highest levels of management: Research demonstrates that the more senior the fraudsters, the greater the losses — and the less likely they are to be discovered.
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If you are talking with someone more senior, Hallgren-Rezac recommended establishing who you are, what you do, recent projects or accomplishments and what you are looking forward to in the new year.
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In addition, the officer of the deck did not call the commanding officer as appropriate and prescribed by Navy procedures to allow him to exercise more senior oversight and judgment of the situation.
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"In a war, more senior doctors will tend to leave and only junior doctors [will] stay to help out because they haven't got any families," he told Motherboard over the phone from London.
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Correction: This article has been edited to include that some male staffers felt that they benefitted from being able to attend events in place of a more senior female staffer barred from going.
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Carlyle funds would look to invest in company credit, loans in particular, which tend to decline proportionally to equity in a downturn even though it's more senior in the capital structure, he said.
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Other, more senior Republicans declined to condemn the proposal outright, arguing only that Congress has already weighed in and banned the use of interrogation techniques not explicitly condoned in the Army Field Manual.
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As part of the restructuring, Guinn said she tried to flatten the organization so that more senior staff report directly to her, a way to infuse more input into the decision-making process.
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A report aired on official Chinese television showed him confessing that he had nursed grudges against more senior judges and tried to take revenge by stealing the files to create an embarrassing scandal.
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The bank said it was taking a number of steps to reduce the pay gap, including supporting women to more senior roles though "Future Leaders Programme"and stipulating equal gender representation for graduate programmes.
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The concept that difficulties for women in paid jobs mount as they become more senior is so long established in the collective psyche that it has its own widely used term of "glass ceiling".
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Speaker John Boehner viewed him as a rising star and tapped him to serve on the House Intelligence Committee and the Select Committee on Benghazi, both posts that usually go to more senior members.
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And according to online job listings, TikTok is hiring more senior staff to work on moderation and security issues, including a trust and safety manager, a privacy lawyer, and an ethics and compliance manager.
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If that happens, Manchin's position won't be pivotal even if he's chairman — and even that's a big "if" because a more senior member could decide to shove him aside if Democrats regained the chamber.
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EU banks' long-term funding issuance plans in 2018 are likely to include some AT1, but we expect that more senior minimum requirement for eligible liabilities-qualifying instruments will dominate (eg non-preferred senior).
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And Mr Mnangagwa, who is known as the crocodile for his tactic of waiting patiently before attacking ruthlessly, may well chip away at the opposition by enticing its more senior figures to support him.
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The response: The VA has said it will now require more senior officials to approve settlements with employees, and will also review its policies about what gets reported to the National Practitioner Data Bank.
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Jeffrey Harrigian, the top Air Force commander in the Middle East, told reporters in Baghdad this week that he would want to add more senior-level officials to the talks, according to the Post.
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However, the Senate largely maintained its leadership structure and Democratic leaders in the House are expected to hold onto to their positions due to their deep support among more senior representatives and some newcomers.
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Other, more senior, members of the committee could decide to leave the panel for other committees, where Democrats will have vacancies including the Finance Committee and the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee.
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After that —after the next Speaker is elected, the leadership teams are chosen, and the committee rosters are set — new members are likely to realize that more senior members hold almost all the power.
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Her dream is to win a promotion to more senior dance roles in her school, becoming a musa ("muse" in Portuguese) and then graduating to the coveted position of samba queen (rainha de bateria).
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In both the Senate and the House, for example, lawmakers are expected to put in the time before they are able to advance to a more senior position on a committee or in leadership.
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In one instance, a devastating strike that killed 155 people in a funeral hall was ordered by a junior officer who countermanded an order from a more senior officer, a State Department official said.
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These appointments would add two more white men to a cabinet dominated by them, and two more senior officials with military backgrounds to a national security team that is already top-heavy with them.
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But more senior officials — presumably partly out of concern with global opinion — have tended to profess ignorance, including as late as August, in response to questions by a United Nations panel on racial discrimination.
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They described strategies they honed during their early days as adviser trainees, including developing unique areas of expertise that set them apart from the pack and seeking out advice from more senior financial advisers.
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And like most prizewinners, it was selected by a more senior poet (in this case Nikky Finney) and sports an introduction that seems to have been fueled by at least a gallon of coffee.
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More recently, as Trump's daughter Ivanka and her husband, Jared Kushner, took on more senior roles as close political advisers, Trump shifted toward handing the company to only his sons Donald Jr. and Eric.
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Joseph L. Votel, the commander of United States Central Command, said the new procedures made it easier for commanders in the field to call in airstrikes without waiting for permission from more senior officers.
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A second source, who asked not to be named, said RBS Greenwich bosses were uncomfortable with the loss of authority over U.S marks but acquiesced to avoid clashes with more senior executives in Britain.
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Leela Srinivasan, CMO at recruiting software company Lever and former director of marketing at job site LinkedIn, says making that jump to more senior level positions is tied to your resume and work experience.
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JPMorgan is also "making a special effort" to bring on more African-Americans by setting up a separate group to focus on school recruiting, retention and hiring "more senior African-American talent," Dimon said.
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About 20143 percent of my agent's clients are over age 50, though he represents more senior actors than most agencies do and estimates that about five percent of paid actors in Hollywood are seniors.
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Kolokoltsev, the interior minister, said some police officers involved in the case were being temporarily removed from duty pending an investigation and that he planned to ask Putin to dismiss other more senior police personnel.
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NHS England said "military level" planning had gone into making sure that patients in need of urgent care would be properly treated, with more senior doctors known as consultants on hand to provide essential services.
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TAIPEI (Reuters) - Apple supplier Foxconn is planning to overhaul its management structure to get more senior executives involved in the running of its daily operations, a person with direct knowledge of the matter told Reuters.
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Over the course of the new contract, the disparity will be phased out, and those with four years' experience will rise along with more senior workers to the new top level of $32 an hour.
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I was accepted into the Staff Up Congress Legislative Academy, a professional development initiative from NALEO Educational Fund and the Joint Center that helps junior Hill staff members of color step into more senior roles.
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The United States and Russia have a channel for avoiding an accidental clash in Syria but some U.S. commanders have advocated creating an additional channel involving more senior officers given the close proximity of fighting.
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But more senior living organizations are considering this approach, a possible answer to a perpetual conflict: Older Americans are very likely to need long-term care, but often loathe the thought of leaving their homes.
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And as an embattled Rajoy meets with his political allies and opponents in the Spanish capital, he could decide to arrest yet more senior Catalan figures and suspend Catalonia's autonomy, as permitted under Spain's constitution.
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A lawyer at the S.E.C. assigned to the case provided materials showing that the agency seemed to avoid pursuing more senior executives for their role in the deal, at least not until the last moment.
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Lin Yu-Hsuan, a manager at the recruitment firm H&L, said engineers from Taiwan were lured by high pay, perks and more senior positions at Chinese chipmakers like Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp (SMIC) (0981.
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Wall Street did not begin hiring meaningfully again until 22015; by that time, most of Wall Street was more senior, and remembered both that bear market in the '23s, as well as the Great Depression.
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From 2011 to 2017, the Maryland congressman proved to be one of President Barack Obama's fiercest defenders after being selected ahead of some of his more senior colleagues to serve as ranking member of Oversight.
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Patching things up Moon will be attempting to start the healing process Thursday, when South Korean special presidential envoy Lee Hae-chan meets with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi, and two more senior officials Friday.
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A government agency in charge of developing the technology sector in the North of England is losing two more senior staff members just weeks after the head of the agency left, Tech City Insider reports.
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Possibilities he has considered for a next step, said this person, include opening up his own investment firm or, according to two people familiar with his thinking, a more senior job in the Trump administration.
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According to Mr. Mueller's other criminal court documents, that was certainly not the case when it came to Russian overtures to more senior levels of the Trump campaign, for example, in offering dirt on Mrs.
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It's an increasingly common practice across firms, and pairing up with a team with one or multiple more senior advisers and the support team that backs them can more seamlessly ease someone into the industry.
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After the first WikiLeaks release, the indictment says, "a senior Trump Campaign official was directed" — presumably by someone even more senior — to contact Mr. Stone about what dirt the group had on the Clinton campaign.
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A smoker who is 70 this month, Wang is more senior than both the Chinese government's most senior diplomat, State Councillor Wang Yi, and Politburo member Yang Jiechi, who heads the Communist Party's foreign affairs commission.
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And the call-back benefits of including a second page increased the more senior the role — candidates with longer resumes were hired more than 70 percent of the time for mid-level or managerial-level jobs.
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In high-growth organizations, sometimes you have a junior person who accelerates into a management position she just isn't ready for, and you need to bring in a more senior person to guide that rising star.
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Pension spending is already the equivalent of 12% of GDP, half as much again as the average among members of the OECD, a club of mostly rich countries that have many more senior citizens (see chart).
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Inviting a freshman like Ocasio-Cortez, even after some more senior Democrats have called her out for her unconventional tactic, could mean significant changes as to how the party engages with their constituents through social media.
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But the most striking thing about growing more senior in the tech industry is how, more and more, non-technical skills — dare I say it, liberal-arts skills — begin to dictate your success and/or failure.
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In 2004, James* was an intoxicated 21-year-old attending a work gala at a casino, when he overheard two more senior-level colleagues plotting to take advantage of one of his drunk female friends, Sara*.
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Adrian Crawford, employment partner at Kingsley Napley, which advises individuals in the financial sector, said more senior managers might have been held responsible for the Libor-rigging scandal if the SMR had existed in past years.
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As certain tasks get automated, it could become harder for junior bankers to learn the basics of their job and advance to more senior positions, said Jeanne Branthover, managing partner at executive search firm DHR International.
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Typically the junior person — Aldrin in this case — would step outside so that the more senior person — Armstrong — would be left safely behind the controls and in a better position to take action in an emergency.
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Our subconscious minds are running a risk-reward analysis in which the conclusion is that there's less downside with simply agreeing (particularly with more senior colleagues) than there is by challenging someone else's input or ideas.
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The women brought their complaints to more senior staff at the agency, which oversees much of the city's social services programs, but according to the suit their allegations were never addressed and the sexual harassment continued.
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Tu Xinquan, a Chinese trade expert at Beijing's University of International Business and Economics, told Reuters before talks began that the meetings would likely focus on technical issues and leave major disagreements to more senior officials.
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Since he took office, Mr. Xi has removed officials for corruption and disloyalty more senior than previous leaders dared take on, and overseen investigations of more than 200 officials at the vice-minister level or higher.
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Mr. Eisenberg learned that National Security Council staff members had concerns about the call but did not consult with more senior White House lawyers or other officials before ordering the transcript moved, according to multiple officials.
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Previously, Mr. Schmidt's lawyers had indicated in court documents that they planned to argue that he was a minor player in the emissions fraud and had been misled by more senior executives and lawyers at Volkswagen.
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Mr. Trump has also continued some changes that began in November under Mr. Obama that make it easier for commanders in Iraq and Syria to call in airstrikes without waiting for permission from more senior officers.
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Once you get beyond a certain size your group naturally develops a structure, and it almost becomes self-sustaining in that new people come in the group and the more senior students take them under their wing.
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Following the investigation, the law firm recommended — among other things — that the ride-hail company promote its current global head of diversity, Bernard Coleman, by elevating him to a new, more senior role of chief diversity officer.
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The gap does not reflect the bank paying women at the same level differently from men, the bank said, but rather the fact that fewer women hold the more senior roles that have higher salaries and bonuses.
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As you get more senior in your career, people often don't want to tell you the truth because they want to please, and they want to handle things so that they're not bringing you just the problems.
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Single-digit birthday parties may make up much of their business, but Indoor Extreme Sports also attracts a more senior demographic, including bachelor and bachelorette parties and corporate clients in need of a little militaristic team building.
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Pentagon Ends Review of Deadly Niger Ambush, Again Blaming Junior Officers: Military leaders have struggled over how to apportion blame over the deaths of four American soldiers amid family members' demands to hold more senior officers accountable.
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Delgado said he used it in the minor leagues and for the 1996 season with the Toronto Blue Jays before turning it over to star pitcher Roger Clemens, a new acquisition and more senior player, in 1997.
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A guilty verdict could create the potential appearance of more severe punishment for obedient officers who carried out the operation than for more senior officials who ordered it — a group that may include the crown prince himself.
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And Margrethe Vestager was promoted away to Brussels in 2014 from her native Denmark as her star rose fast in a coalition government there partly because, some insiders claim, she was threatening to outshine more senior politicians.
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However, the two aides the White House made available to Jackson were relatively low-level within the West Wing hierarchy, raising questions about why a more senior staffer wasn't tasked with overseeing such a high-profile nomination.
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The evidence Campbell gathered indicated Mikerin's corruption scheme was being directed by and benefitting more senior officials with Rosatom and Tenex back in Russia, the records show, a claim U.S. officials would make in court years later.
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But at a more senior level, he has repeatedly been at odds with the White House counsel, Pat A. Cipollone, who came into his job not long after Mr. Mulvaney stepped into the chief of staff role.
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They were looking for a place where they could talk about their day to day and find out if their experiences were unique, or if more senior women within the firm had any tips or best practices.
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Joseph L. Votel, the commander of United States Central Command, said on Wednesday that the new procedures made it easier for commanders in the field to call in airstrikes without waiting for permission from more senior officers.
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More senior Democrats, though, have not gone so far as to call for Price's ouster; instead, they signed on to a letter last week urging the Health and Human Services Department's inspector general to investigate the flights.
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GM Korea plans to cut the number of executives ranked managing director or more senior by 35 percent and reduce the number of directors and team leaders by 20 percent, said the letter, which was addressed to staff.
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I wasn't given the great assignments; the more senior woman I worked with was likewise dismissed as "lightweight" (and, lest you think that might have been true, that woman was Safra Catz, now the co-President of Oracle).
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Woo, who was one of the survey's researchers, said the biggest barriers to making the Asian financial hub more senior-friendly were a lack of awareness and public debate on the consequences if aging issues were not addressed.
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She also notes that she specifically came up with a unique solution to a quality testing oversight, missed by more senior employees and supervisors, but that this did not prevent other male employees from being promoted above her.
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We found Gen X leaders on average had only 1.2 promotions in the past 5 years, significantly lower than their younger millennial counterparts (1.6 promotions) and more senior baby boomers (1.4 promotions) during the same period of time.
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Also at play is an effort to retain top talent, "given the costs of recruiting more senior post-MBA talent in a competitive marketplace," said Kelly Sugrue, a recruiter at Dore Partnership who works with private equity firms.
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Special operations missions in Niger are subject to the approval of more senior commanders who may be located in another area of Niger, in neighboring Chad, or even in Europe -- complicating the mission approval process and intelligence distribution.
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For one thing, more senior courts in other regions have agreed with the administration that transgender students and workers are protected by existing laws against sex discrimination, and their decisions will not be altered by the Texas ruling.
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There was also an unmissable line in the Flynn sentencing memo that will be viewed as a sign that the special counsel is aiming at administration officials who are more senior, even, than a former national security adviser.
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Our system currently incentivizes patent examiners to grant patents quickly, giving them even less time to review a given application as they get more senior (and the data correspondingly show that with less time, more applications are granted).
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Whether the Justice Department is able to follow through by successfully bringing those cases against more senior managers remains to be seen in light of how individual prosecutions played out in the Deepwater Horizon and Dewey & LeBoeuf cases.
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Instead he referred to the party constitution, which has no term limits for who heads the party and heads the military, positions Xi also holds and which are considered more senior in the country's hierarchy than the presidency.
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But a police captain, Moe Yan Naing, told the court in April that a more senior officer had ordered Mr. Naing Lin to plant documents on Mr. Wa Lone as a way of setting a trap for him.
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After Republicans took control of the House in the 6900 midterms, Pelosi and other Democratic leaders successfully championed Cummings as the top Democrat on the Oversight and Government Reform Committee, helping him leapfrog over the more senior Rep.
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More senior figures, such as Kushner, who has played a vital role as a liaison between Trump and key allies like Israel and Saudi Arabia, and was influential early on in China policy are still being held up.
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Huang Lei, the leader of an underground church in Wuhan, said local officials have rejected their donations because they fear trouble with more senior officials for cooperating with what the government in Beijing considers to be illegal organizations.
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But there are more senior White House officials who have made clear they believe it's the wrong path at a moment where any chaos -- perceived or otherwise -- would be devastating given the midterm numbers they are currently seeing.
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Omar and the other three young freshman — who have dubbed themselves "the squad" — aren't backing down, and that's frustrating more senior centrists who are worried that the progressive purity test could get them challenged in their own primaries.
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It will also broaden its mobility programme, currently generally available to more senior bankers, to allow more junior staff more options to move around and gain different experiences within the investment banking and capital markets business, the source said.
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Bonds issues as part of the exchange, however, have often traded substantially below par in the secondary market, while poor covenants on the new notes have given companies significant leeway to incur additional debt at a more senior level.
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Contogoulas, who passed on Libor requests from more senior New York traders to submitters in London, said he stopped making verbal requests and started emailing them because U.S. colleagues might otherwise question whether he was passing their requests on.
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The women they'll be helping to grow into more senior roles have the proven grit and interest for learning software skills, and they're more professional to work with than a squad of college hires at their first real jobs.
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Despite efforts to encourage more senior citizens to work for longer, 80.5% of companies in Japan still set their official retirement age at 60, according to a 2015 survey conducted by the Japanese Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare.
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According to one of the letters sent to staff, GM Korea plans to cut the number of executives ranked managing director or more senior by 35 percent and reduce the number of directors and team leaders by 20 percent.
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The security forces themselves are divided several times over: between lower-level officers and more senior ones; between those with the Defense Ministry and those with the Interior Ministry, which includes brigades close to Iran; and other, smaller schisms.
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The average managing director, one of the more senior ranks in investment banking, earns 478,000 pounds ($632,633.00) a year in London compared with 312,13 pounds in Paris, 298,000 pounds in Frankfurt and 333,000 pounds in Milan, the survey said.
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Although Democrats typically adhere to a seniority system when deciding committee heads, Lowey defeated the more senior Kaptur to win the ranking member position on the panel in 85033, following the retirement of former Chairman David Obey (D-Wis.).
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That contest, which also featured two well-respected veterans with near-identical policy positions, was widely viewed as a proxy battle between Pelosi, who backed her Bay Area ally in Eshoo, and Hoyer, who supported the more senior Pallone.
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TAIPEI, June 6 (Reuters) - Apple supplier Foxconn is planning to overhaul its management structure in a move that would see more senior executives involved in the running of its daily operations, a person with direct knowledge of the matter told Reuters.
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A study from McKinsey & Co. in March found only 37 percent of female respondents to hold entry-level positions in tech, and under-representation grows in more senior positions, with only a fraction of women advancing to the C-suite.
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Whether this was a product of a more relaxed institution or simply because of Phillips and Kelly's rank in the family, perhaps that is something we will not know for sure unless another more senior royal couple decide to separate.
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Trunz, who earlier Tuesday resigned from his position as an executive director at J.P. Morgan, said he "learned to spoof from more senior traders, and spoofed with the knowledge and consent of his supervisors," according to the Department of Justice.
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After a business minister, Anna Soubry, said she would not rule out a temporary nationalisation of the assets to help secure the future of the industry, her more senior colleague Javid appeared on television to say "nationalisation was not the answer".
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The British bank Barclays, for example, has sought to hire, and retain, more senior female executives by offering a new 12-week "internship" targeted at experienced women who are coming off a career break and introducing greater flexibility in existing jobs.
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The Guangdong Party Secretary post is one of the most prominent provincial leadership roles in China, and has served as a springboard for many politicians towards more senior national posts, including Hu's predecessor Wang Yang who is now a vice premier.
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But few believe the video and report could have been created and published without the knowledge of more senior figures in the government, and rights groups say the publication of the video showed an undercurrent of intolerance in Saudi Arabia.
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Suzuki resigned as CEO in April after the board refused to rubber-stamp his proposal for Isaka to step down, a proposal criticized by some investors as an attempt to elevate one of his sons to a more senior position.
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In fact, in the U.K., it's mandatory for businesses with more than 250 employees to publish a report this year, and the legal requirement has got more companies speaking out about how more senior positions need to be filled by women.
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"His growing portfolio of responsibilities, which ranges from defense minister to head of the economic council, has been gained at the expense of more senior members of the royal family, reportedly causing considerable resentment," the think-tank warned in that note.
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It also matters because early-career researchers depend on publications to advance to more senior positions, meaning the gender gap in medical journals may contribute to a gender disparity in leadership roles at universities and teaching hospitals down the line.
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I also talked to male staffers who felt that they benefited from this policy because they were able to spend more time with their boss at evening events when a more senior staffer, who was female, was barred from attending.
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The party officials who went to Pyongyang five and 10 years ago were of more senior rank than Mr. Song, though clearly this time Mr. Song's mission is broader than a mere tally of last month's proceedings, Mr. Yang said.
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With one goal in his 74 caps, Sparv is one of the more senior players in the Finland squad, and he laughed off the suggestion that he might retire before the Euros kick off in just over a year's time.
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Miller makes an early misstep, when she accepts an invitation from the man who is employed to fix copier machines at the office; it earns her a reprimand from a more senior assistant when she gets back to her desk.
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The changes, and Trump's comments about staff shakeups, also raise the possibility of more senior staff departures, such as Chief of Staff John Kelly or national security adviser H.R. McMaster, both of whom have had run-ins with the boss.
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What's more, senior workers are in a weakened position when it comes to a crucial workplace protection based on a recent Supreme Court decision and the legal safeguards that shield against wrongful termination or demotion, like claims covered under the Civil Rights Act.
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"Women in the Communist Party have to bear the double burden of doing most of the household chores and child-rearing, making it very difficult for female Party officials to move around the country and advance to more senior positions," Fincher said.
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The Republican-backed legislation rewrites the state's 110-year-old Civil Service system by eliminating job applicant exams, centralizing hiring decisions within the governor's administration and tossing so-called bumping rights, which protect more senior employees from losing their jobs during layoffs.
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In doing so I have found there are really three key transferable skills here, all of which I used fairly extensively when I was more of a coder, but which just keep getting more and more important the more senior you become.
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The Church's continual refusal to make records public, particularly those that could implicate its more senior officials, is one of the enduring hallmarks of the Catholic sex abuse crisis, according to Tim Lennon, president of the Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests.
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Current and former Navy officials said Thursday that the seizure of the two boats reflected not just a major navigational blunder by the crew but possibly a serious lapse of oversight by more senior leaders at the Navy's Fifth Fleet headquarters in Bahrain.
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"Do you think that more senior citizens will die next year because they lack the prescription drugs they need to keep them alive or do you think they're going to die by getting hit by a missile from North Korea?" he asked.
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Ocasio-Cortez — who expertly uses Instagram stories to bring her supporters along for the ride, including when she's eating ramen or downing ice cream after a long day on the Hill — has been happy to school her more senior colleagues on the topic.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersFormer Biden economic adviser: 'I really like a lot of' Warren's tax proposals Poll: Trump trails top 2020 Democrats in Michigan Monmouth acknowledges poll showing Biden losing support was 'outlier' MORE Senior Advisor Chuck Rocha describes the Senator's criminal justice plan.
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Absent these reforms, you're likely to face a re-election fight in which you have to defend a congressional agenda crafted almost entirely by more senior Democrats who are more interested in sticking it to the other party than in forging bipartisan solutions.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump's administration stepped up pressure on the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) on Tuesday, raising the likelihood that he might fire more senior officials as the agency struggles with a surge of immigrants on the U.S.-Mexico border.
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In the past, if you wanted to learn a skill like fire eating or sword swallowing, you had to find a more senior practitioner and ask to be taught the secrets that would get you into a very small circle of performers.
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Over the demands of lawmakers and family members to hold more senior commanders accountable, Mr. Shanahan accepted the conclusions of an Army general he had appointed early April to take a new look at the ill-fated operation that killed four Army soldiers.
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According to the several witnesses at the trial, Mr. Guzmán started in the trafficking trade in the late 1980s while working under the wing of a more senior crime lord, Juan José Esparragoza, who ran what was known as the Guadalajara drug cartel.
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While this is the case in the comedy world, it isn't always the case in business; especially as you get more senior in an organization, lower status employees may laugh out of social deference, rather than genuine appreciation for your sense of humor.
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Images from the lunch meeting at the Blue House -- broadcast live on South Korean TV -- showed Moon sitting in front of Kim, rather than Kim Yong Nam, North Korea's ceremonial head of state who was technically the more senior official at the meeting.
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This was done intentionally to allow our junior women to have an early leadership opportunity and to communicate to the broader message to our audience that junior women can, and should, feel free to speak to more senior women in the firm.
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Abbott and Bonvino are on the more senior end of lawyers considered for this list, but even though the pair have been around for decades, insiders don&apost expect their position at the epicenter of PE lawyering to change any time soon.
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Ohr also told Congress that Steele told him that Page, a Trump campaign aide who traveled to Moscow that same month and whose ties to Russia attracted FBI scrutiny, had met with more senior Russian officials than he had acknowledged meeting with.
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The problem gets taken up to successively higher levels, to increasingly more senior officers with greater diplomatic and political authority and greater ability to make decisions that may require more complicated tradeoffs — and hence more complicated commitments of prestige, resources, compensation or incentive.
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Of note for J.P. Morgan, the world's biggest investment bank by revenue: Edmonds, a relatively junior employee with the title of vice president, said that he learned this practice from more senior traders and that his supervisors at the firm knew of his actions.
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"For example, if an algorithm used to shortlist people for senior jobs is trained on data that reflects the fact that historically, more senior jobs have been held by men, then the algorithm's future behavior may reflect this, locking in the glass ceiling," said Buston.
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Unless some leave is reserved for fathers, as in Norway and Sweden, couples tend to opt for the mother, who has stayed home after the birth, to take all of it—especially if the father is older, and thus more senior and highly paid.
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Six More Senior Staffers At Faraday Future Have Jumped ShipSix top staffers have left the Chinese-backed, Silicon Valley-based startup car company Faraday…Read more ReadSelling good products for super-low prices is awesome, but at a certain point, you have to make money.
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"If you're talking to somebody who is more senior, which you probably are, those people are generally going to want an in-person request," Pong says, adding that for some age groups, emailing about a raise can be regarded as somewhat of a faux pas.
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Black women who had advanced levels of education were still shut out from economic opportunities and chances to advance toward more senior positions, while nearly one-third of black women remained concentrated in low-wage, service-sector jobs, which often lack living wages and benefits.
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The summary adds that the two Army captains "inaccurately characterized the nature of the mission," saying that if they had submitted the mission proposal accurately, it would have required the approval of more senior officers based at the battalion-level command in N'Djamena, Chad.
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In an email to employees responding to the Times article, Google CEO Sundar Pichai said that 48 employees had been fired as a result of sexual-harassment claims over the past two years, 13 of whom were senior managers or held more senior posts.
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Part of that means helping its developers find a successful path forward when their time with Andela wraps – which could include starting their own businesses, taking a more senior role at another tech company, or even coming to work for Andela itself, said Sass.
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Ms. Hariton said common examples of bias that prevented women from advancing into more senior roles included "the double bind" — when men perceived a woman as either too aggressive or too passive, but never quite right — and assumptions about a woman's willingness to make sacrifices.
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Dowell and other GDD officials hoped for much more each year, but their annual funding requests were sharply reduced by more senior officials at CDC and HHS, and then again by Bush and Obama administration health and budget officials, who cited many competing budgetary priorities.
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The excellent Kim Martin-Cotten plays the more senior of the servants in the factory owners' home, and in her eminently human dispatch of the scene, hope blooms for the Mint Theater Company's handsomely designed revival (set by Harry Feiner, costumes by Andrea Varga).
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They are also sensitive to the amount of subordinated and senior vanilla debt buffers relative to the recapitalisation amount likely to be needed to restore the bank's viability and prevent default on more senior derivative obligations, deposits and structured notes with embedded market risk.
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Alycia Mosley Austin, a neuroscientist and assistant dean of diversity at the University of Rhode Island, said that the N.I.H. has sought to address this by involving early-career scientists in their review processes, but the bias is still toward more senior biomedical academics.
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Earlier this week, unnamed sources within the bureau told the Wall Street Journal that some FBI agents believed they had enough evidence to begin an aggressive investigation into a potential pay-to-play scheme at the Clinton Foundation, but were overruled by more senior officials.
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Investigators go after low-level people who "have a lot to lose and nothing to gain," as Anderson put it, to reach more senior officials in an effort to secure the end goal of the investigation: proof of collusion with Russia, in this case.
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"In general, many people in their 40s, 50, 60s and beyond—people who grew up before the era of electronic communication—find young employees to be overly informal and inadequately respectful of the relatively higher social ranking of more senior employees," said Monique Valcour, an executive coach.
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Venture capitalists are buzzing about the outreach in part because the recruiting experience at VC firms tends to be more organic and relationship-driven — courting younger talent gradually over lunches, through mutual friends and, for more senior roles, a sometimes years-long dialogue about the job.
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Having a mentor who's either worked in the industry, or who's more senior than yourself, or in the firm that you're looking to work for, can help implicitly either to have that softer feel into it and have an easier route and a more dedicated route.
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Meanwhile, the lawmakers in The Squad also acutely understand—in a way that is politically savvy—that their primary leverage in negotiating with more senior members of Congress who disagree with them is mobilizing public sentiment, and they are very effective in utilizing media to that end.
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WASHINGTON — Two more senior aides to President Trump announced on Tuesday that they were stepping down, the latest staff changes in a White House operation that has been whipsawed over the last two and a half years by the most turnover of any in modern times.
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President Donald Trump's administration is continuing to weigh possible sanctions against more senior figures, including Venezuelan Defense Minister Vladimir Padrino and Socialist Party No. 2 Diosdado Cabello, and they could be included in future sanctions packages if Maduro does not change course, the U.S. officials told Reuters.
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Images from the lunch meeting at the Blue House, which was broadcast live on South Korean TV, showed Moon sat in front of Kim Yo Jong, rather than Kim Yong Nam, technically the more senior official present in the meeting and head of the North Korean delegation.
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What ResumeGo found was, despite conventional wisdom that hiring managers and recruiters lose patience with longer resumes, the hiring professionals chose two-page resume candidates over their one-page competition most of the time — and this preference got stronger the more senior the role they were looking to fill.
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It does move some people, and I don't regret it because what I learned there, the discipline and the substance, enabled me to then go move to the city and work in the law department at a much more senior position than if I had started at the city.
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Bestselling management author Suzy Welch says it's never too early in your career to lend a hand to other employees, even those more senior, and that finding a way to provide that support is a great way for early-career employees to develop a reputation as a team player.
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Under the leadership of co-heads Gregg Lemkau, Marc Nachmann and John Waldron, the business has strengthened its presence in cities such as Atlanta and Dallas, hired more senior dealmakers from Wall Street rivals, created a new team to pitch innovative ideas to big clients, and invested in technology.
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Notably, the EKG-less BPM Connect — launched alongside the BPM Core — is not part of the exclusivity deal with Apple, which may indicate that the company is filtering devices for in-store sale based on their potential to generate more senior customers — a trend I expect to continue.
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It also creates smart "playlists" for managers who will almost certainly never have the time to review hundreds of hours of calls but might want to hear instructive highlights or 'red alert' moments where a more senior person might need to step in to save or close a deal.
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In addition, Deutsche Bank's DCRs, deposit rating and senior preferred debt ratings are sensitive to the amount of subordinated and non-preferred senior debt buffers relative to the recapitalisation amount likely to be needed to restore viability and prevent default on more senior derivative obligations, deposits and structured notes.
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Following disputes with more senior politicians, like her rumored threat to support a primary challenge against fellow New Yorker and establishment darling Hakeem Jeffries or her repeated clashes with Nancy Pelosi over funding for border enforcement or support for the Green New Deal, the rookie congresswoman has been chastened.
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In an interview Thursday with CNN, Ocasio-Cortez credited the Oversight committee staff for helping prepare members for the hearing, She added that as a freshman, her time to speak came later than more senior members, which meant she tailored her approach based on what had already been discussed.
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The New York Times detailed behavior that women who worked for Sanders in 2016 described as demeaning, and what some perceived as a pay disparity between men and women on the campaign; women described reporting inappropriate behavior to more senior members of the campaign and no action taking place in response.
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The NHS said "military level" contingency planning had been carried out to protect patient safety during the 213.5-hour strike, including the cancellation of nearly 24,240 operations and more than 1003,2100 appointments, the redeployment of nurses and more senior doctors into emergency care, and the cancellation of holiday and study leave.
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The NHS said "military level" contingency planning had been carried out to protect patient safety during the 48-hour strike, including the cancellation of nearly 13,000 operations and more than 100,000 appointments, the redeployment of nurses and more senior doctors into emergency care, and the cancellation of holiday and study leave.
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While such "junior" bonds are often in the first line of fire in the event of default, they are proving attractive as they typically offer a better return than more senior layers of debt whose holders would have a greater claim to repayment in the event of any bank failure.
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It's pretty certain that in the second interview more senior level staff will be conducting the interviews and while they may ask similar or the same questions that were asked in the first interview, the purpose of this interview is to compare you and your skill set with the other candidates.
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Ex-FBI general counsel James Baker, one of the more senior bureau executives to be targeted, gave a memorable answer when congressional investigators asked how attorney Michael Sussmann from the Perkins Coie law firm, which represented the Clinton campaign and Democratic Party, came to personally deliver him dirt on Trump.
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India-based companies that staff corporate IT departments file the largest numbers of visa requests, triggering criticism that the visas are used to fill lower-paid, entry-level IT jobs (which Trump and his supporters would prefer to see go to Americans) instead of higher-paying, more senior engineering jobs.
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The Women's Global Development and Prosperity Initiative, or W-GDP, is the brainchild of Ivanka TrumpIvana (Ivanka) Marie TrumpPresident tweets 'few work harder' than Ivanka, Jared Dick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Trump Jr. dismisses conflicts of interest, touts projects in Indonesia MORE, senior adviser to the president.
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In evidentiary affidavits signed in 220006 and 2202, an Energy Department agent assigned to assist the FBI in the case testified that Mikerin supervised a "racketeering scheme" that involved extortion, bribery, money laundering and kickbacks that were both directed by and provided benefit to more senior officials back in Russia.
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But it was hard to imagine a freshly minted senator of the past arriving in Washington and almost immediately questioning the motives and views of a more senior senator who was also the former presidential nominee of her own party — after making significant campaign contributions to him in the past.
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That's plenty of time for our big gold man to ban Hindus, levy special tariffs on Delta (poor, scapegoated Delta), fire two more senior aides and divulge his top-secret strategy for fighting ISIS (um, whatever happened to that?) over s'mores on the beach in front of Mar-a-Loco.
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Lawyers for RBS say in court documents that there is no truth in Hong's claims and that Hong was told by at least one manager, identified in the documents as Carol Mathis, that the issue of how to value super-senior (SS) CDOs had been escalated to more senior management.
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Deval PatrickDeval PatrickDemocratic presidential candidates react to Trump impeachment: 'No one is above the law' FEC grants Bloomberg request to delay financial disclosure Krystal and Saagar challenge Deval Patrick Senior Advisor on corporate background MORE Senior Advisor Don Calloway makes his case for the former Governor's chances in 85033. Rep.
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More senior Democrats, including some who were in Congress during Clinton's impeachment trial back in 1999, think a lot of the partisanship that marks contemporary Washington will dissipate once Chief Justice John Roberts walks into the Senate chamber clad in his sober black robe to oversee the historic impeachment trial.
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Oppenheimer, Franklin and Santander have formed an ad hoc bankruptcy negotiating group, whose strategy so far has been to maximize total returns across portfolios, rather than advocate for funds whose debt may be more senior, according to a Reuters analysis of court filings and public statements by the funds and their advisers.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersBiden assures supporters the primary is still 'wide open' in lengthy phone call: report Limbaugh on Buttigieg: 'America's still not ready to elect a gay guy kissing his husband on the debate stage' CNN announces Democratic town halls in Nevada MORE' senior advisor, Chuck Rocha, expands on the campaign's strategy.
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" Jonathan Sack, a lawyer adept at representing both sides of these disputes, told me, "Men are being told they need to raise the ranks of women and minorities in their departments, but should someone not work out, especially at the more senior levels, employers worry they'll have a legal issue to contend with.
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Employees who received checks more than 180 days before the company filed for bankruptcy, or if they are owed more than $123,850, become creditors in the bankruptcy process — putting total payment of that money at risk since it's paid out after more senior debt holders, as is standard with Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
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Mr. Becerra, who is serving his 24th year in the House, finds himself at age 58 blocked in his climb by more senior Democrats: the minority leader, Representative Nancy Pelosi of California; the whip, Representative Steny H. Hoyer of Maryland; and Representative James E. Clyburn of South Carolina, who ranks No. 123.
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In recent weeks, communications director Hope HicksHope Charlotte HicksHope Hicks defends accuracy of her congressional testimony Nadler subpoenas Lewandowski, former White House official for testimony House panel to go to court to enforce McGahn subpoena, Nadler says MORE, senior communications aide Josh Raffel and staff secretary Rob Porter have all left the administration.
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READ MORE: Senior MPs rubbish claim that Labour rebels would help Boris Johnson pass a Brexit dealSpeaking after her victory, Dodds said she was "incredibly humbled" and that her first mission in Parliament would be to stop Prime Minister Johnson taking the United Kingdom out of the European Union without a deal.
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In not quite three years in the White House, Mr. Trump has cycled through more senior foreign policy and national security advisers than any other president, leaving him without the men who once were considered the adults in the room: Jim Mattis, Rex W. Tillerson, H. R. McMaster, John F. Kelly and more.
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The two Ukrainian officials said State Department and US Embassy officials were the main drivers of the Motor Sich issue, but that it had also been discussed by more senior officials representing the White House, including Bolton and Tim Morrison, a former National Security Council adviser to Trump on Russia and Europe.
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"As people come in and out of the firm, as our colleagues are promoted and as market dynamics change, these reviews are important measures of how we're doing on our commitment to pay colleagues equitably for their work and of the progress we're making to increase diversity at more senior levels at Citi."
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The answer came back mixed, said people familiar with the private discussion in an office building opposite the Capitol, with many of the panel's progressive firebrands saying impeachment was inevitable, while some of its more senior members held back, wary of embracing a process likely to unleash forces well beyond their control.
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He had given a public relations firm a copy of the report before its public release, and handed Gates talking points about the report that would help the Ukrainian clients, against the direction of a more senior lawyer at the Skadden law firm, according to court documents and prosecutors' descriptions in court.
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American officials said they were still trying to determine whether the seizure was a low-level action taken by Chinese sailors who spotted the drone — which the Pentagon said was conducting scientific research — or a strategic-level action ordered by more senior Chinese leaders to challenge the American presence in those waters.
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While the team was unsuccessful in finding any enemy forces, after receiving new intelligence, the more senior officer overseeing operations based in Chad, despite not knowing the team's true mission, assigned the ill-fated team a totally new mission, to provide backup to another group of US Special Operations Forces based in Arlit, Niger.
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I dare you to mock me' MORE, senior adviser and former Fox News host Kimberly GuilfoyleKimberly Ann GuilfoyleTrump allies to barnstorm Iowa for caucuses Kimberly Guilfoyle to lead joint Trump, RNC fundraising committee GOP lawmakers, Trump campaign rip 'liberal law professors' testifying in impeachment hearing MORE and Trump campaign manager Brad ParscaleBradley (Brad) James ParscaleMORE.
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In addition, Deutsche Bank's DCRs, deposit rating and ratings of the senior structured notes with embedded market risk are also sensitive to the amount of subordinated and senior vanilla debt buffers relative to the recapitalisation amount likely to be needed to restore viability and prevent default on more senior derivative obligations, deposits and structured notes with embedded market risk.
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A study on diversity in the profession released this year by the American Institute of Architects found that "women strongly believe that there is not gender equity in the industry"; that women and minorities say they are less likely to be promoted to more senior positions; and that gender and race are obstacles to equal pay for comparable positions.
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Defense Secretary James MattisJames Norman MattisOnly Donald Trump has a policy for Afghanistan New Pentagon report blames Trump troop withdrawal for ISIS surge in Iraq and Syria Mattis returns to board of General Dynamics MORE' senior military advisor has been tapped to be the next chief of the U.S. military in South America, Mattis and the Pentagon announced Thursday.
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Grace MengGrace MengReuniting families is a critical step in diplomacy with North Korea Appetite for Democratic term limits fizzling out Here are the 95 Democrats who voted to support impeachment MORE, senior researcher in the U.S. Program at Human Rights Watch, investigates abuses in the U.S. immigration system, with a particular focus on intersections with the criminal justice system.
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Other departures in the past month alone have included the resignation of communications director Hope HicksHope Charlotte HicksHope Hicks defends accuracy of her congressional testimony Nadler subpoenas Lewandowski, former White House official for testimony House panel to go to court to enforce McGahn subpoena, Nadler says MORE, senior economic adviser Gary Cohn and Trump's personal assistant, John McEntee.
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The report is expected to detail that an Army captain who was filling in for another more senior officer on leave ordered the team to go after a local ISIS operative, Doundoun Cheffou, considered to be a high-value target in the area, rather than conduct its planned mission to help train and advise local forces in the field.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersBiden assures supporters the primary is still 'wide open' in lengthy phone call: report Limbaugh on Buttigieg: 'America's still not ready to elect a gay guy kissing his husband on the debate stage' CNN announces Democratic town halls in Nevada MORE senior advisor, Chuck Rocha, shares his thoughts on the Iowa caucus debacle and their strategy for New Hampshire.
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What it means for tech: In theory, prioritizing by salaries means visas for more senior, higher-paying jobs will be granted first, and visas for lower-paying jobs (such as those being filled by Indian IT services firms) would fall to the back of line, perhaps not getting allocated at all if demand for the high-wage job visas is strong.
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Shawn Henry, who once led the F.B.I.'s cyber division and is now president of CrowdStrike Services, the cybersecurity firm retained by the D.N.C. in April, said he was baffled that the F.B.I. did not call a more senior official at the D.N.C. or send an agent in person to the party headquarters to try to force a more vigorous response.
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I say that because Pompeo has just violated one of the cardinal rules of American military ethics and command: You look out for your soldiers, you don't leave your wounded on the battlefield and you certainly don't stand mute when you know a junior officer is being railroaded by a more senior commander, if not outright shot in her back.
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Everyone starts out reviewing iPhone apps, and as reviewers become more senior, they are trained to evaluate apps with in-app purchases, subscriptions, Apple Watch and Apple TV. The department has more than 2000 reviewers and is based out of a pair of offices in Sunnyvale, California — not Apple's famous Apple Park campus or its older headquarters, Infinite Loop, people familiar with the offices said.
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"But he has standing in the family and if there is an effort going on within the family to try to come up with a formula, not so much to replace the crown prince but to restrain him by putting some more senior people from the family into important decision-making positions, the return of Prince Ahmed would be consistent with that kind of maneuver," Gause said.
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Appointed: 2014When she joined the company: 2008Thoughts on gender diversity:Murray told Irish America: "I started to understand that people were having problems with color and gender when I became more senior, then I started seeing a little bit more of "Hey, these people play golf together or do this and that," but I've always found that if you work twice as hard you'll get there…"
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Should Mr. Wang, now 62, finally join the party's standing committee and take a more senior position in government, he would have more influence but still would be carrying out an agenda drafted by Mr. Xi. "Perhaps with Wang Yang," said Mr. Lam, of the Chinese University of Hong Kong, "they might be able to do a little more within the orders from Xi Jinping."
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"Your goal is to present yourself in the best light while being honest," Varelas tells CNBC Make It. To ensure that you're presenting all fact and no fiction, she says to remove these five common white lies from your resume: One mistake people often make is changing their title to a more senior role, especially if they took on a substantial amount of work, says Varelas.
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" The Times, which noted it's unclear what the foreign officials were trying to do on the base, said some US officials said "they believed it was to test the security at the installation" and that had the Chinese officials "made it onto the base without being stopped, the embassy could have dispatched a more senior intelligence officer to enter the base, the theory goes.
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According to the indictment unsealed early Thursday by special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE, senior Trump campaign officials were directed to contact Stone about the release of Democratic emails stolen by Russia and published by WikiLeaks during the 2016 campaign.
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Today: Politico's 2019 Women Rule summit in Washington, D.C. Featured speakers: Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) and Lara TrumpLara Lea TrumpLara Trump on running for Congress: 'You can't rule anything out' The Hill's 12:30 Report — Presented by UANI — House Dems charge Trump with abuse, obstruction of Congress in impeachment articles Trump feud with Minneapolis mayor to take center stage at rally MORE, senior advisor to President Trump's reelection campaign.
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"One of the more senior members saw it happen and asked if I was O.K." Carol Vena-Mondt, a furniture designer who did not work for the architecture firm, said that she had an upsetting experience with Mr. Meier in the 1980s in Los Angeles, where he was designing the Getty Center, which is currently celebrating its 20th anniversary with events like last Saturday's Family Festival ("make a crown inspired by Richard Meier's design").
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Schumer argues that the trial rules won't be fair unless they require up front that four key witnesses testify: Bolton, acting White House chief of staff Mick MulvaneyJohn (Mick) Michael MulvaneyPressure building on Pelosi over articles of impeachment The Bill Clinton trial cannot serve as the model for the Donald Trump trial Democratic senators growing impatient with Pelosi on impeachment MORE, senior Mulvaney adviser Robert Blair, and senior Office of Management and Budget official Michael Duffey.
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