They are coming up against committed independent heads of co-operative societies who have long experience of mutual operations.
Still, it is not known how committed Mr. Donaldson, the former head of the New York Stock Exchange, will be to substantial new regulation.
"Many customers prefer dealing with more mature and experienced people, and older workers tend to be more loyal and committed," explains Carol Hurst, Nationwide's head of personnel.Retiring early is no longer a cushy number.
A doctor and a committed Nazi, he was the head of the medical office of the S.S. and oversaw experiments on concentration-camp inmates; he was convicted of crimes against humanity at Nuremberg, and died in 1957, three years after being released from prison.
Yet infant deaths in this group are markedly more frequent than among babies whose fathers are poor but committed parents.Anna Dixon, acting head of the King's Fund, a health-policy think-tank, describes the reasons for health inequalities as "complex and long-standing".
"I am totally committed because of what I felt as head of UNHCR for 10 years," he said during a debate between candidates chaired by the Guardian this summer.
Trump and Kaczyński are similar, but the latter is at the head of a coherent and committed movement, while the former is trying to ride two horses that won't be going in the same direction for very long.
Strongly committed to human rights, she was the first head of state to visit Somalia after it suffered from civil war and famine in 1992 and the first to visit Rwanda after the genocide in that country in 1994.
Gansevoort, dead of a brain disease, never saw his brother's career consolidated, but the bereavement left Melville head of the family and the more committed to writing to support it.
The fire marshal went to prison; and an official in the tax collection office, a water department employee, a plumbing inspector, and head of the police vice squad each committed suicide after criminal exposures.
