Elle King is taking the reins on her mental health.
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How are you taking the reins on the creative aspects of this record?
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But on Sunday she said she had no interest in taking the reins.
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We don't see enough images of women taking the reins and being in control.
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I'm taking the reins with Jack Nicas, who joined our tech team last week.
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Taking the reins on significant wealth, next-generation donors are leading a philanthropic revolution.
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Yet since taking the reins of Labour in 2015 their proposals have been oddly unambitious.
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Michel is taking the reins from Tim Legge, who announced his retirement earlier this year.
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Zinke was the state's sole House lawmaker until taking the reins at Interior last month.
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PG Gretchen, I was surprised by your taking the reins of the Miss America pageant.
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Since taking the reins, Mr. Adamczyk has said that Honeywell has an appetite for acquisitions.
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The 22010s were a fantastic decade for women taking the reins of their own productions.
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Khosrowshahi has made moves to diversify the business since taking the reins nearly a year ago.
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It remains unclear if he'll be shuttering his label upon taking the reins at Saint Laurent.
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Could that then lead to a hard Brexiteer taking the reins and ripping up the deal?
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Tyler Dickson and Manolo Falco are said to be taking the reins of Citigroup's investment bank.
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We are taking the reins to build a history that we can all be proud of.
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Kelly previously served as secretary of Homeland Security, before taking the reins at the Trump White House.
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Before taking the reins at ADF, he was an outspoken critic of Trump during the 2016 election.
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But CEO Mark Pincus is stepping aside (again), and board member Frank Gibeau is taking the reins.
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Coplans was a guest lecturer at CCAC, still a decade away from taking the reins of Artforum.
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For seasons three and four of "The Crown," the actress is taking the reins from Vanessa Kirby.
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After taking the reins at the EPA, he pushed for budget and staff cuts to the agency.
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It's about taking the reins, that's it, which is worth doing, even when it scares us witless.
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Lagarde inherited an inflation rate of 1.0% in the euro zone upon taking the reins in November.
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Johnson assumed the role of chief executive in April 2017, taking the reins from longtime CEO Howard Schultz.
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The program, called Lifeline, was one of the first thing Pai touched after taking the reins as chairman.
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Since taking the reins as chief of staff, Kelly and Trump are said to have a tense relationship.
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Flannery had been appointed in August 216.9, taking the reins from Jeff Immelt as GE's stock steadily eroded.
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Vice President-elect Mike Pence, above center, will lead Donald Trump's transition effort, taking the reins from Gov.
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Pai has been on the defensive over some of his actions since taking the reins at the agency.
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Twitter founder Jack Dorsey was brought in as interim chief executive before taking the reins full time in October.
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Before taking the reins at Chipotle more than a year ago, Niccol was head of Yum Brands' Taco Bell.
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Since taking the reins in January, he has repeatedly said the company should focus on deepwater exploration and production.
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This year, though his friends wanted another banger, Lemmond's taking the reins, opting for something on the sportier side.
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Since taking the reins of the administration response, Pence has repeatedly insisted the risk is low to most Americans.
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Veteran tech executive Alice Hill is taking the reins at Hackbright Academy, a coding boot camp strictly for women.
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Regardless of how they arrived in the governor's seat, taking the reins of a complex state bureaucracy is challenging.
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Collin Peterson (D-Minn.) is expected to lead the House Agricultural Committee — taking the reins from Texas Republican Mike Conaway.
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It's clear he thinks there's little chance of anyone else taking the reins before the DUP's marriage to May ends.
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Since taking the reins at CSX, Harrison said he has not "officially" discussed any potential opportunities for Chicago with Creel.
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Before taking the reins at Ateliers Nectoux, the world's ultimate resource for tin countertops, Thierry Nectoux was a land surveyor.
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Google just went through a shake-up of its own, with Sundar Pichai taking the reins of the whole company.
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His efforts this week are all part of a process of the legitimate President of Venezuela taking the reins of control.
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Kang noted in a statement that she was "beyond thrilled" to be taking the reins on the series (h/t Deadline).
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The huge pressure heaped on designers taking the reins at Paris' historic fashion houses and the need to be immediately successful.
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Since taking the reins in April, the Sony boss has boosted earnings at Japan's $53 billion movies-to-video-games group.
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We need adults to accept the discomfort of us taking the reins of the gun violence movement and us growing up.
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The recruitment process is expected to be completed by spring 2020, with the new governor taking the reins on June 3.
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The recruitment process is expected to be completed by spring 2020, with the new governor taking the reins on June 3.
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While walking the red carpet, the couple stopped to talk to French reporters — with Amal, who speaks fluent French, taking the reins.
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"I couldn't be more thrilled about Claire taking the reins of the iconic Lisbeth Salander," director Fede Alvarez said in a statement.
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"I am particularly happy that Hedi is back within the LVMH Group and taking the reins of our Céline maison," he said.
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Corbat had set the target of reaching a 10 percent return on equity by 2015 shortly after taking the reins in 2012.
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He began his career with Accenture, another big recipient of H-1B visas, before taking the reins at Rural Sourcing in 2008.
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We can't remember the exact moment that standard potato chips stopped being the main attraction and other varieties started taking the reins.
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However a sexual harassment scandal forced Preston-Werner to resign and leave the company in 2014, with Wanstrath again taking the reins.
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His replacement is coming from within T-Mobile: Current COO and president Mike Sievert is taking the reins from Legere next May.
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Sarah will be taking the reins in overseeing our our strategy and execution in helping the world's largest businesses grow with Twitter.
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And while Guthrie was taking the reins from Curry when "Today" was in bad shape, she had "made it" in television news.
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In an interview — his first since taking the reins at TikTok this year — Mr. Zhu denied, in unambiguous terms, several key accusations.
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It's quite a start for the nation's top diplomat, who wasted no time taking the reins from his embattled predecessor, Rex Tillerson.
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He went on the manage the club for four years before taking a sabbatical and then taking the reins at Bayern in 2013.
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With Ambassador Nikki Haley taking the reins at the U.S. mission last year, combating anti-Israel bias has become a top U.S. priority.
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Now, in a significant move, he is poised to become the festival's new artistic director, taking the reins from the impresario George Wein.
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Panetta, who also served as head of the CIA before taking the reins at the Pentagon, will appear before the committee on Friday.
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Publisher Robert Allbritton emailed staff on Tuesday to announce that Matt Kaminski will be taking the reins from John Harris, starting on Monday.
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But secondary education is a growing concern and needs innovative reform, she said, after taking the reins of the U.N. agency last month.
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Irving bailed out the Cavs numerous times during his playoffs career, even taking the reins from James at times to carry the offense.
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Taking the reins of a powerful new economic council, he set out to tighten state spending, grow the private sector and win foreign investment.
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Since taking the reins in June 2012, Plassat has led a recovery focused on price cuts, accelerating expansion into convenience shops and renovating stores.
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The former Israeli army captain moved to Vivendi, TIM's controlling shareholder, in 2017 before taking the reins at the Italian telecom the same year.
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The company shook up its management this year, with Bernardo Gomez and Alfonso de Angoitia taking the reins as co-chief executives in January.
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It came at a time when the idea of a new cast taking the reins of the franchise was still a far-away idea.
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It showcases the ascendence of the T-Rex suit above that of the lowly horse mask, taking the reins in the newest costuming trend.
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"I think that Iron Chef is a great place for new and younger people to come on and start taking the reins," he said.
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Shortly after taking the reins of power, Trump signed his first orders, related to his Cabinet and a proclamation for a national day of patriotism.
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Image: NestAfter Nest contacted its customers earlier this month urging them to better secure their accounts, it appears the company is now taking the reins.
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Ryan will be appointed to his new role on April 1, taking the reins from John Kodera, Sony Interactive Entertainment (SIE) said in a statement.
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That forced former Vigodman to step down, with Chairman Yitzhak Peterburg replacing him on a temporary basis and Sol Barer taking the reins as chairman.
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In other years, the Hollywood pro taking the reins at the not-so-affectionately dubbed "Nerd Prom" was revealed by mid-February, at the latest.
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Jimmy Fallon is to host the 74th Golden Globes in all of his goofy glory, taking the reins from the acerbic British comedian Ricky Gervais.
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He sat down with me on the first day, and I was worried that it was going to be somebody else sort of taking the reins.
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Their winning streak coincides with freshman quarterback Jake Bentley taking the reins and completing 225 percent of his 28 passes with six touchdowns and zero interceptions.
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We will update this post if we hear information on who will be taking the reins at Baidu's Silicon Valley AI Lab or Coates' future plans.
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A guest chef is also taking the reins in the White House kitchen for next week's dinner welcoming Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi and his wife.
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Since taking the reins at Carrefour in June 2012, Plassat has led a recovery focused on price cuts, accelerating expansion into convenience shops and renovating stores.
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Since taking the reins at Novartis early last year, CEO Vas Narasimhan has been a prominent voice on the potential for technology in the pharmaceutical industry.
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Republican senators — taking the reins back from Ms. Mitchell after she opened a line of questioning into their nominee — railed at the Democratic push against him.
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Starbucks' Leadership Experience was the first conference for its employees since 20203 and CEO Kevin Johnson's first since taking the reins as chief executive in 2017.
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Rep. Mike Conaway (R-Texas) is taking the reins of the House Intelligence Committee's investigation into Russia following the recusal of Chairman Devin Nunes (R-Calif.).
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Just 226 weeks into the job and while he was still on a "listening tour" before taking the reins of the daily broadcast, Horowitz was fired.
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However, with previously restricted positions in Japan's Marine, Air, and Ground Self Defense Forces now open to women, new female leaders have started taking the reins.
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Young players aim to propel Giants forward The start of the NFL season saw a slew of rookie quarterbacks taking the reins of teams across the league.
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Wen is taking the reins of Planned Parenthood at a tenuous and high-profile time in the ongoing debate over abortion and other aspects of reproductive healthcare.
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Now, the gun lobby is looking to tighten its grip in Washington with Trump taking the reins in the White House and Republicans maintaining control of Congress.
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I just love the idea of Google taking the reins of both hardware and software design and producing an Android phone it can be truly proud of.
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Outsiders with a plausible shot at the presidency, meanwhile, are wary of taking the reins of a political system many Brazilians regard as rotten to the core.
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Speaking to CNBC following Tuesday's earnings, Morgan said that she and Klein had been in regular communication with all shareholders, customers and employees since taking the reins.
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As the country turns in a new and, very possibly, dangerous direction, I cannot say that I'm optimistic about the new administration taking the reins of government.
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Niccol served as the chief executive of Yum Brands' Taco Bell, which is known for its imaginative limited-time offers, prior to taking the reins at Chipotle.
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Shell will certainly be evaluated by his management of those existing assets, but the launch of Peacock is NBC's top priority while he is taking the reins.
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Taking the reins of the country when he was around 30, Kim Jong Un was the youngest head of state in the world when he took power.
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Last night, Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi gave some of his most expansive comments to date since taking the reins seven months ago concerning his vision for the company.
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While biding his time during the decade-long transition phase before taking the reins at the world's largest hedge fund, Rubenstein stepped in as co-chief executive officer.
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He said years of "breathtakingly massive" corporate stock buybacks since the end of the Great Recession are giving way to the high-end retail investor taking the reins.
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FGC patrons who were fans of the anime rejoiced because trusted studio was finally taking the reins of the franchise, this could be their game to excel at.
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Against his ailing father's wishes, after taking the reins of the company in 1982 he almost immediately began poaching talent from other territories and prepared to go national.
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Doing so will show that Price is taking the reins on unraveling Obamacare legislation, and in turn giving stonewalled congressional Republicans more clarity about what to do next.
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He will be taking the reins from Mr. Mnuchin, who led previous rounds of negotiations with the Chinese but could not close a deal that satisfied the president.
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In his first comments after taking the reins of the party, Crimi, a low-profile senator, said Di Maio's departure would have no impact on the government's stability.
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Foo Fighters may be Grohl's frighteningly large solo project, but the 44-year-old Hawkins hasn't shied away from taking the reins on his own from time to time.
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With other states taking the reins, would-be jihadists are hard-pressed to rationalize attacks against the United States and its Western allies under the guise of "defensive" jihad.
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This season has already been a journey with Teddy's (Kim Raver) baby news, Alex (Justin Chambers) taking the reins as Chief, and Meredith's (Ellen Pompeo) love life heating up.
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Since taking the reins With a background in operations at Walmart and One Kings Lane, Liefer asserts that his company's core IP represents a significant advancement in retail operations.
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Since taking the reins in March, Niccol, who previously led Yum Brands' Taco Bell, has been pushing digital and marketing investments to bring the company back to stable growth.
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Federal health officials are responsible for taking the reins when everything from bits of plastic to bat remains show up in the foods we chow down on every day.
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Santa's daughter Noelle (Anna Kendrick) aches to be a strong contributor to Christmas like her brother Nick (Bill Hader), who will soon be taking the reins from his father.
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Hamza bin Laden, whose father was killed by US Navy SEALs in Pakistan in 2011, is taking the reins of the terror group, the State Department said late Thursday.
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Starting Wednesday, he'll finally step into the top job, taking the reins of power amidst a roiling political crisis over Brexit — a situation he played a decisive role in creating.
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Before taking the reins from Apple co-founder Steve Jobs, Tim Cook earned a Bachelor of Science degree in industrial engineering from Auburn University and an MBA from Duke University.
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It's hard to maintain consistent character development over the course of years, especially with new creative teams, writers, and directors taking the reins for later chapters in an ongoing story.
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Prior to taking the reins at "The Late Show," Colbert helmed "The Colbert Report" on Comedy Central, winning two Emmys for outstanding variety series, two Peabody Awards and two Grammys.
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Before taking the reins in November, Lagarde said that European citizens would be "worse off" without negative interest rates, but promised to monitor their "adverse side effects" as ECB president.
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Japan and Europe are telling the US — and the world — that they're taking the reins as the US withdraws from the global trading arena under the Trump administration's protectionist turn.
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Barr, who oversaw the final phase of the special counsel's 22-month investigation after taking the reins from Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, made redactions to the report in four categories.
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No replacement has been named, but Wang will be taking the reins as chairman and CEO of Inscape, Vizio's data business, which is being spun out into a privately held company.
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But the senator argued there is a difference between the two positions and expressed concerns with Pompeo taking the reins at the State Department because it's a job focused on policy.
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Correction: An earlier version of this article identified Tim Lougheed as CSWA president, when he is in fact incoming president, and is officially taking the reins of the organization on Sunday.
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He delivered an address on the Iran crisis while in New York City, largely laying out the decisions the Trump administration made after taking the reins from the Obama-Biden administration.
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SoftBank's purchase marks CEO Dara Khosrowshahi's first major deal since taking the reins of the embattled company from Travis Kalanick after a year of repeated public relations debacles and unforced errors.
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Tom Moore, a senior VP at the broadband satellite company ViaSat, is taking the reins at Project Loon, the ambitious effort to string high-altitude balloons into a global internet network.
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"Coty's new CEO Pierre Laubies is clearly taking the reins and addressing Coty's biggest near-term challenges by announcing several leadership changes," Wells Fargo Securities' analyst Joe Lachky said in a note.
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Comptroller Joseph Otting, who has sought to cut regulatory costs since taking the reins in November 2017, said in a statement the agency has shown it could operate more effectively and efficiently.
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Smart money was always going to be on the side of ExxonMobil chairman Rex Tillerson successfully navigating the Senate confirmation process and taking the reins as our nation's next secretary of State.
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The 63-year-old CEO had spent more than 35 years as an attorney before taking the reins of the quick-service chain in 2012 while it was in bankruptcy court. Mrs.
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After taking the reins of the House Oversight Committee he launched investigations into the president's dealings in Russia, his hotel in DC, the emoluments clause, and security clearances in the White House.
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Satya Nadella, who was executive vice president of Microsoft&aposs Cloud and Enterprise group immediately prior to taking the reins as CEO in 264, adopted a cloud-based strategy from the start.
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As for GitHub, the company is said to have been "impressed" by Satya Nadella, who has actively courted coders and coding initiatives since taking the reins at the company, back in 2014.
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Co-founded by Joao Matos Albino and Renato Picard, Urbvan is taking the reins from startups like the now-defunct Chariot and tailoring the business for the needs of emerging-market ecosystems.
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Solomon, 56, will likely announce his successor — or a pair of them as co-presidents — in September before taking the reins from Lloyd Blankfein, according to people with knowledge of the situation.
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After taking the reins as head chef of Hackney-railway-arch-turned-restaurant Climpson's Arch and honing his grill skills, Parry moved west to become head chef of Kitty Fisher's in December 2014.
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Prior to taking the reins at RJ, Tedeschi worked for Hublot, another, longer-established Swiss watch company founded in 1980 and currently owned by French billionaire Bernard Arnault's LVMH group of luxury brands.
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Since taking the reins of the restaurant in 2012, "We've cooked about 160,000-220,000 steaks and they're almost two pounds apiece, so you can do the math on that," Jamie says (I don't).
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The financial revelations marked a major move by CEO Sundar Pichai in his first quarterly report to investors since taking the reins of Alphabet from founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin in December.
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The trans community, which has withstood attack after attack from the Trump administration, understandably wants to know which Mike Bloomberg would be taking the reins should he get elected to the White House.
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He was a firecracker, taking the reins of the offense, hitting 12 of 22 shots from the field and helping the Knicks rebound from a woeful loss to the Washington Wizards on Thursday.
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In a statement to The New York Times on Friday night, before his selection was publicly confirmed, Mr. Sharif acknowledged that he would be taking the reins at a critical and turbulent time.
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"I am particularly happy that Hedi is back within the LVMH Group and taking the reins of our Céline maison," Bernard Arnault, the chairman and chief executive of LVMH, said in a statement.
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And given the events of the past several weeks, and the mounting calls from senior lawmakers of both parties that he step aside, it's hard to imagine him taking the reins again anytime soon.
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Republicans take charge of impeachment defense CNN reported on Thursday that Republican lawmakers were taking the reins of the effort to counter the Democratic impeachment push amid frustration at the White House's haphazard approach.
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Upon taking the reins, Mayer aggressively spent Yahoo's dwindling revenue on various startups, including a now-notorious $1.1 billion purchase of Tumblr, and at least $6 million a year on TV interviewer Katie Couric.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Sports UK. On the 20th anniversary of Arsene Wenger taking the reins at Arsenal, VICE writers share their precious memories of his time in charge of the club.
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Kim has made 2018 a year of diplomacy, personally meeting with the leaders of China, South Korea and the United States for the first time since taking the reins of his country in 2011.
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Since taking the reins of the CFPB in November, Mulvaney has done what any good steward of taxpayer dollars would do — bring accountability and structure back to a once lawless and business-punishing agency.
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The 216-year-old had been long pegged as the long-term quarterback of the future, after taking the reins of the Indianapolis Colts from 20183-time Pro Bowler Peyton Manning that same year.
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Former DuPont Chairman and CEO Ellen Kullman is taking the reins as President and CEO of Carbon, a 3-D printing tech venture best known for its manufacturing partnerships with Adidas, Ford and Ikea.
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Kim has made 2018 a year of diplomacy, personally meeting with the leaders of China, South Korea and the United States for the first times since taking the reins of his country in 2011.
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But Cook did talk about a lot of other things Apple is working on, from taking the reins from Steve Jobs to what comes after the iPhone to who he turns to for advice.
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The TC video team will be taking the reins of the Crunch Wagon to navigate the magnificent creature over the Grapevine, along the California coast all the way to her new home in San Francisco.
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Downe, who has held his position for longer than any other chief executive of a major Canadian bank, will stay in his role until the end of October, with White taking the reins on Nov.
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Since taking the reins of DHS in January, Kelly has pushed the administration's TPS policy, emphasizing the program's temporary nature and calling on Congress to decide whether permanent benefits should be extended to TPS beneficiaries.
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Romero Rainey started her term as president and CEO of the Independent Community Bankers of America (ICBA) last Monday, taking the reins of a Washington, D.C., lobbying group at a critical time for the industry.
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Head of the LVMH Watch Division and TAG Heuer chief executive Since taking the reins at LVMH's watch division and the TAG Heuer brand in late 2018, Stéphane Bianchi had been quiet about his strategy.
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Since taking the reins, Gray has taken on a more public-facing role at Blackstone, recently starring as the Blackstone version of Michael Scott from "The Office" in a playful holiday video the firm created.
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Senate Armed Services Committee Chairman James Inhofe (R-Okla.) sounded the alarm on China and Russia on Thursday in what was billed as his first major public address since taking the reins of the committee.
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Furthermore, he'd be taking the reins of a department that's never had its act together — with less experience managing civilian bureaucracy than his four predecessors at DHS, he'd be tasked with succeeding where they've failed.
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Her participation in the call had sparked its own wave of controversy earlier in the week, since Trump's children are supposed to be taking the reins on his businesses while staying out of his administration.
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More than 236 per cent of Chinese heirs are not keen on taking the reins of their parents' businesses, according to a survey by Shanghai Jiaotong University, covering 22013 of the country's top family-run companies.
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But last spring, British alcohol giant Diageo announced that they would be taking the reins and voluntarily start labeling many of their products, which include a variety of brands from Smirnoff to Captain Morgan to Guinness.
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From new showrunner Angela Kang taking the reins to the new credit sequence, everything about the optics of season 9 seems designed to inform viewers that they aren't on the same ride they've grown accustomed to.
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Considering that without fail, women make up the most innovative voices in pop music (as well as a great deal of its fans) it's heartening to see them collaborating and taking the reins as a collective.
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The former head of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and former French finance minister inherited an inflation rate of 1.0% against the ECB target of "below but close to 2%" upon taking the reins in November.
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President Miguel Diaz-Canel on Saturday visited the morgue, a day after reviewing the site of the crash, which is the first big test of his presidency after taking the reins from Raul Castro last month.
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Congressional Republican lawmakers and aides say they are taking the reins to defend the President in the impeachment inquiry amid mounting fears that the White House is not consistent nor organized enough to lead the President's defense.
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But since taking the reins in 2017, Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi has been on a mission to reform Uber's reputation for rule-breaking, especially as the company plows ahead on its expected public offering later this year.
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Rep. Peter Roskam (R-Ill.) will be the new chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee's tax-policy subcommittee, taking the reins of the panel as congressional Republicans aim to pass tax-reform legislation this year.
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Federation officials say that Judge Garland's record in finding for regulators over businesses might have spurred the organization regardless, but that Ms. Duggan's taking the reins last month eliminated any question about whether it would jump in.
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Johnson, a Tennessee Unionist and ardent proponent of white supremacy, had hoped to restore a version of the antebellum status quo, with white planters taking the reins of black labor with as little federal intervention as possible.
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Mr. Gaultier navigated the move from family-run artisanal houses to global brands dominated by mega groups, and did his time as creative director of a big house, taking the reins at Hermès from 2003 to 2010.
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Weeks after taking the reins this summer, new bank Governor Murat Uysal began an aggressive easing cycle in response to a slide in inflation, which hit 8.5% last month but is expected to rebound in coming months.
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Since taking the reins at Uber in August 2017, Khosrowshahi has focused on two things: apologizing for the sins of his predecessor, Travis Kalanick; and making a series of deals to grow Uber beyond app-based ride-hailing.
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In his first Sunday show interview since taking the reins at Foggy Bottom, Pompeo said that while his meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un was "a big deal," the administration is looking for action from Pyongyang.
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For fans of the Yakuza series, Judgment has a very similar DNA, although instead of taking the reins of characters who are Yakuza and ex-Yakuza, you are more on the outside of the criminal world looking in.
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If one of the parties leaves, Norway faces the prospect of a minority government, either with Solberg as prime minister or with opposition Labour Party leader Jonas Gahr Stoere taking the reins, depending on the support found in parliament.
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If one of the parties leave, Norway faces the prospect of a minority government, either with Solberg as prime minister or with opposition Labour Party leader Jonas Gahr Stoere taking the reins, depending on the support found in parliament.
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MTV announced Thursday that the Girls Trip and Carmichael Show actress, stand-up comedian, and New York Times best-selling author of The Last Black Unicorn will emcee the summer ceremony, taking the reins from 2017 host Adam DeVine.
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"The President is taking the reins on this and wants people to know he's in charge," a person close to the White House said Wednesday, speaking on condition of anonymity to discuss the ever-percolating tensions inside the administration.
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Donna Brazile, who is taking the reins of the DNC following the resignation of Debbie Wasserman Schultz (R-Fla.) as chairwoman, made no mention of the email scandal in her statement, mostly thanking the departing staffers for their service.
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As of next month, internationally-renowned toymaker Lego will be headed up by the first non-Danish CEO, but according to the man who will be taking the reins of the brand, he doesn't expect this to be an issue.
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Since taking the reins last year, Attorney General Jeff Sessions has used his position at the US Department of Justice to re-escalate anti-drug policies that had been pulled back by his predecessors during President Barack Obama's time in office.
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With powerful leading women like Sansa, Yara, and Dany firmly asserting their power in season six's penultimate episode, and a group of secondary women pushing forward, too, the women of Game of Thrones are taking the reins and learning to reign.
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And while Mr. Wallace, dapper with his trademark pocket square, maintained a genteel presence, he also issued some sharply phrased questions that were sure to irk his skeptics, especially Clinton supporters already leery of a Fox News anchor taking the reins.
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It was a trial by fire for the older half-brother of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman shortly after taking the reins of the Ministry of Energy after the sudden ouster of Khalid Al Falih the weekend before the attacks.
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Associate Attorney General Rachel Brand has had a full portfolio on everything from combating violence against women in tribal communities to advocating against religious discrimination since taking the reins as the number three official at the Justice Department last May.
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The governor of Argentina's central bank, Luis Caputo resigned on Tuesday for personal reasons after taking the reins in June, the bank said in a statement, a surprise announcement for a country in the midst of talks with the IMF.
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With Kuomintang mayors taking the reins in the major cities of Taichung, New Taipei City and the traditional Democratic Progressive Party stronghold of Kaohsiung, Ms. Tsai and others are concerned that China will use these mayors to influence the island's politics.
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From beginning my career on the manufacturing floor of Mars Drinks in the UK to taking the reins as president of Mars Chocolate North America, each role I've held has differed from the last – and has challenged me in new and exciting ways.
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Le Pen, who last year expelled her firebrand father from the National Front for repeatedly describing the Holocaust as a "detail of history," has attempted to distance the party from its fringe image since taking the reins from him nearly six years ago.
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"This is a new generation taking the reins," said Majed al-Ansari, an analyst and professor of political sociology at Qatar University, referring to the relative youth of some of the officials working with Sheikh Tamim, who is in his late 30s.
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"This is a new generation taking the reins," said Majed al-Ansari, an analyst and professor of political sociology at Qatar University, referring to the relative youth of some of the officials working with Sheikh Tamim, who is in his late 30s.
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That style, Stewart said, has already been reflected in Brady's achievements, which include legislation that ended the annual "doc fix" for Medicare even before becoming chairman and a massive package of tax breaks in December, just after taking the reins of the committee.
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Widely considered a protege of Ghosn before taking the reins at Nissan, Saikawa has now come under fire for not doing enough to limit Ghosn's broad control over the company, and for the drop in the automaker's performance since he took over in 2017.
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"Whoever ends up taking the reins from Rakesh Kapoor will of course still have their work cut out," said analyst Fiona Cincotta at City Index, noting Reckitt faces a far more competitive environment as rivals GlaxoSmithKline and Pfizer are merging their consumer healthcare units.
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Piers Morgan taking the reins at Arsenal, Elvis turning up alive, the discovery of the Loch Ness monster—all were deemed more probable by bookies than a Leicester championship, in most cases far more so, pushing the team's feat into the realm of the supernatural.
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If confirmed, one of the many benefits of Andrew Puzder taking the reins at the U.S. Department of Labor next year is that American workers and businesses will finally see a light at the end of a more than eight-year tunnel of excess regulation.
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And draw lots (and lots) of attention to the fact that they simply cannot all agree on legislation that every single one of them -- from Trump on down -- insisted would be their first order of business upon taking the reins of power in Washington.
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Former political appointees from both parties, along with current department staff, have expressed concern that Carson, a medical doctor with no government experience prior to taking the reins of HUD, is surrounded by some advisers and now a chief of staff who are similarly inexperienced.
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On the 27-year-old's new follow-up, Chamber Girls (out now via Innovative Leisure), Berg's lesson has aged for the better, with Dane taking the reins from his mentor to prove himself as capable behind the boards as he is in front of them.
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Pelosi is taking the reins during a time of political turmoil: a government shutdown that started before the holidays when Trump refused to sign a short-term spending bill over objections that it did not contain money for a border wall, his signature campaign promise.
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With low stock prices can come low morale, less opportunity to recruit top talent, and potentially the eyes of activist investors that see this as an opportunity to swoop in and capture board seats — taking the reins of the companies and installing their own layer of management.
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Swinson, 39, won just under 48,000 votes, beating her rival Ed Davey who was backed by 28,000 in a ballot of party members, taking the reins of the centrist party which has 12 seats in the 650-seat parliament at a critical juncture in British politics.
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Swinson, 39, won more than 47,000 votes, beating her rival Ed Davey who was backed by 28,000 in a ballot of party members, taking the reins of the centrist party which has 12 seats in the 650-seat parliament at a critical juncture in British politics.
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That need was brought home forcefully to President George W. Bush after 9/11, and his concern that his successor lose no time in taking the reins of power led to what is regarded as a model transition when it was time for him to leave office.
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"After one week, other signs of Mr. Kelly's taking the reins include the end of the unchecked flow of paperwork that crosses the Resolute Desk in the Oval Office, and a new, more formal process for meeting with the president," The Wall Street Journal reported on Friday.
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"It's a place where you can go and know that people aren't going to walk all over you," said Mr. Velimirovic, who got his first big contracts through friends he had met at the event, eventually taking the reins of the New York monthly meet-up.
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It turns out that the developer of 2012's game, Sega Australia Studios, closed its doors in 2013, and that was that for a 2016 tie-in, with Sega Sports Japan taking the reins for Mario and Sonic and nobody else stepping up to handle the companion affair.
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The new editor in chief is Robert York, currently the editor and publisher of The Morning Call, a Tronc-owned daily newspaper in Allentown, Pa. Before taking the reins at The Morning Call, Mr. York was the vice president of strategy and operations at The San Diego Union-Tribune.
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LA PAZ (Reuters) - The new chief of Bolivia's state-owned lithium company YLB plans strict limits on foreign investment in extraction and processing of the white metal key to electric vehicle batteries, he told Reuters in his first interview with international media since taking the reins this month.
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Google co-founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin announced on Tuesday they were stepping aside as executives of the Internet behemoth they founded 21 years ago, with trusted lieutenant Sundar Pichai, who has run the core Google search business since 2015, taking the reins as CEO of parent Alphabet.
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López Obrador, a headstrong leftist who traveled the length of the country painting himself as a father figure for Mexico with his message in favor of the disenfranchised during two previous failed presidential runs, wasted no time attempting to set Mexico on track with his vision even before taking the reins.
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But the basic model is not: Element AI is tackling this problem essentially by leaning on trends in outsourcing: systems integrators, business process outsourcers, and others have built multi-billion dollar businesses by providing consultancy or even fully taking the reins on projects that businesses do not consider their core competency.
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Created and written by Charlie Brooker, Netflix first announced it'd be taking the reins on new episodes of the dark drama back in September, a move that made a lot of sense considering the show had something of a second life here in the states thanks to the streaming service.
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The 36th annual Sundance Film Festival ended with a bang: the announcement on Saturday that Tabitha Jackson will be taking the reins as the indie fest's new director, replacing John Cooper, who said in June that he would step down from the top spot after 11 years in the role.
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LA PAZ, Jan 15 (Reuters) - The new chief of Bolivia's state-owned lithium company YLB plans strict limits on foreign investment in extraction and processing of the white metal key to electric vehicle batteries, he told Reuters in his first interview with international media since taking the reins this month.
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Yzerman, who built Tampa Bay into a perennial contender in his eight seasons as the G.M. there, is taking the reins of a team that has missed the playoffs three straight years in its worst stretch since the early 1980s, when the team was known locally as the Dead Wings.
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Economy Since taking the reins of power over five years ago, the scion of the Kim dynasty has done a remarkable job of consolidating his power and remodeling the country in his own image, says Choi Jong-kun, associate professor at Yonsei University's Department of Political Science and International Studies in South Korea.
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Sundar Pichai, who has run Google for several years, is taking the reins from Larry Page as Alphabet's C.E.O. SAN FRANCISCO — Larry Page and Sergey Brin, the Stanford graduate students who founded Google over two decades ago, are stepping down from executive roles at Google's parent company, Alphabet, they announced on Tuesday.
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And now, after streamlining and simplifying the company's e-store, Ahrendts is turning to its brick-and-mortar storefronts, overseeing an ambitious redesign, and taking the reins of an organization that went through a tumultuous 10 months under former executive John Browett, who was eventually fired, leaving Apple retail without a leader for 18 months.
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As an analogy for the appointment of Bruce Arena, take your pick: either Hodgson's immediate replacement, Sam Allardyce, a preacher of the same back-to-basics gospel but with rather fewer trophies to show for it; or Gareth Southgate, taking the reins somewhat unwillingly after a newspaper sting limited Allardyce's reign to one game.
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Al-Baghdadi tells followers he's 'certain that bloodshed in Mosul, Raqqa, Sirt, Ramadi and Hama will eventually lead to the downfall of tyrants' He also says that Russia has capitalized "on [America's] weakness to … replace it" by taking "the reins" of the war in Syria, according to Rita Katz, director of SITE Intelligence Group.
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Trump must level with public about ISIS fight Assad hits out at the EU The strongman, who has ruled Syria since taking the reins of power from his father in July 2000, said that his government had left "no stone unturned" in attempts to bring opposition parties to the bargaining table in an attempt to end the civil war.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's pick to lead the IRS was sworn in Monday, officially taking the reins of an agency that faces a host of challenges.
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Healthcare, Retail, Transportation'We're light years ahead of where we were': Novartis CEO Vas Narasimhan told us how the Swiss drug giant is using AI for everything from evaluating managers to predicting its financialsSince taking the reins at Novartis early last year, CEO Vas Narasimhan has been a prominent voice on the potential for technology in the pharmaceutical industry.
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The truth is that Democratic voters have forced both men to shift: Sanders to accept that if he wants to be president he needs to be comfortable with taking the reins of a superpower and Biden with the fact that the legacy of the Iraq War has poisoned the idea of liberal interventionism to an entire generation.
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There has also been a changing of the guard with executives like Michael Wirth of Chevron; Patrick Pouyanné of the French company Total and Ben van Beurden at Royal Dutch Shell, who worked in the less glamorous and more cost-conscious refining and petrochemicals units of companies, taking the reins and bringing a more tightfisted mentality to finding and developing new oil fields.
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I commend Tarana Burke, an incredible advocate for gender equity, for calling attention to this last week, and Tina Tchen, who has devoted her career to working on diversity and inclusion issues, for taking the reins as president and chief executive of Time's Up. To have no discussion of working family issues in the last nationally televised debate was a huge missed opportunity.
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But it still stands that, other than the senior Mr. Murdoch taking the reins of the network as executive chairman, the leadership has remained fairly stable; two of Mr. Ailes's deputies, Mr. Shine and Jack Abernethy, took over as co-presidents, with the executive vice president for programming, Suzanne Scott, and the Ailes-era network counsel, Dianne Brandi, remaining as well.
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Rep. Andy Biggs (R-Ariz.) officially took over as chairman of the House Freedom Caucus on Tuesday, taking the reins of the firebrand conservative group as Democrats ramp up their impeachment inquiry into President TrumpDonald John TrumpSessions says he still supports Trump despite ouster as AG House Republicans voice concerns about White House's impeachment messaging Giuliani consulted with Manafort on Ukraine info: report MORE.
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Brazile claims that she discovered, upon taking the reins of the Democratic National Committee (DNC) last year, that Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE's campaign began asserting control over the DNC's operations months before the first primary vote was cast.
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Though it brings in a new director — The Italian Job's F. Gary Gray, taking the reins from Lin and Furious 7's James Wan — and some welcome new faces, the film seems more or less content to play in the sandbox established by the past three films: It moves and flips some pieces around, but it's ultimately most concerned with being a dutiful extension of the franchise that enables its continuation.
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Their inability to adjust to new voter trends has cost them a period of political dominance, according to realignment theory, and now it has led to a political outsider and demagogue in Donald Trump, taking the reins of the 85033 presidential election; a man who has campaigned on ideas as inane as banning Muslims from entering the country is now in a great position to be given the codes to America's nuclear arsenal.
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