The election in November will determine whether the religious right will take command of the Ohio Republican Party.
But next year, he said, he will take command of Cunard's newest liner, the Queen Victoria.
Gerard Kleisterlee, who will take command of the Dutch group in April, said that business had slowed particularly in the United States.
Maj. Gen. William J. Lennox Jr. will take command of the United States Military Academy on Friday morning, becoming its 56th superintendent.
[C1.] HARVARD MONEY MANAGER Jane Mendillo, Wellesley College's investment chief, will take command of Harvard University's $34.9 billion endowment, the world's largest college fund.
On March 7, they will take command of the American sector in NATO's operation there, responsible for ensuring that Bosnia's tenuous peace somehow endures.
He will take command of the 41,000-member force at a time when crime has fallen sharply but the department has suffered intense criticism from within and without.
General Petraeus will take command of the Afghanistan campaign six months into an 18-month-long strategy that will almost certainly have to show significant progress for Mr. Obama to continue.
Yet in moving to the C.I.A., he will take command of the spy agency that has become central to the Obama administration's counterterrorism efforts, carrying out hundreds of missile strikes from unmanned drone aircraft over Pakistan.
At The Post, Trish will take command of a new team of reporters focused on climate change and the environment, an urgent story to which Trish will bring revelatory reporting and investigative ambition.
On Feb. 1, the chief, Douglas Zeigler, will take command of the bureau as it absorbs the School Safety Division to oversee more than 4,500 police officers and safety agents who work in schools.
