His opportunity came in 1972, when the foreign intelligence directorate left its overcrowded offices in the KGB headquarters near Red Square, and moved to a new, Finnish-designed building at Yasenevo, half a mile beyond the Moscow ring-road.
In June, the head of the National Science Foundation's (NSF's) engineering directorate left the agency to return to academia.
She spoke of the futility of the Mujahideen operations... with wavering political support and a lack of professional guidance, the ISI Directorate was left alone to handle the workload.
Promoted to captain on 30 June 1988, he left the Directorate of Policy and commanded HMS Norfolk.
This is why the work of social workers is essential to reduce the risks such as early marriages and other forms of abuse and exploitation while in transit care'' says Issoua (left), Regional Directorate for Child Protection (RDCP) focal point.
In 2012 the average surcharge was $36,500 per rotator, and those in executive positions -- the heads of divisions, offices, and directorates, including the trio that left this summer -- earn 50% more than their federal counterparts.
Left out of that directorate are emerging economies such as China, Russia, the Gulf States, India and Brazil, which, among other things, now sit on huge reserves (mostly dollar-denominated).
The day the Ebola outbreak was announced last week, Rear Adm. Tim Ziemer, the head of global health security on the National Security Council, left the Trump administration after his directorate office was disbanded.
In spirit, at least, France leaves the directorate of virtuous, solvent northern states that set the terms of the EU's response to join the Club Med problem countries.
Since Al Hutchinson left, the number of investigators working for the office's historical directorate has more than doubled from 19 to 40.
Gen. Riyadh Jarallah, who was in charge of a directorate in Nineveh Province that issues national identifications cards, was killed by gunmen as he left his office in the afternoon, a police official said.
