White men continue to dominate executive and managerial roles at companies with more than 100 employees.
The al-Sabah family dominates executive power in Kuwait, and its authority has remained unchallenged throughout its reign.
Even at a time when men still dominate executive boardrooms and C-suites, these percentages are shockingly low.
This was a clearly liberal regime, in which parliament dominated the executive branch amid frequent changes of ministry.
"Basically nobody has dominated the executive branch, that I'm aware of, like Rick Perry has," said Jim Henson, a political scientist at the University of Texas at Austin.
In the early 19th century the country was well on the way to a quasi-parliamentary political system in which Congress dominated the executive, even arrogating to congressional caucuses the right to nominate presidential candidates.
WASHINGTON — Democrats made a historic change to Senate rules Thursday, ending the minority party's ability to use filibusters to block most presidential nominations and, in the process, virtually guaranteeing that the rest of President Obama's term will be dominated by executive actions and court battles rather than legislation.
The authors conclude that dysfunction of frontostriatal networks is likely to contribute to the unique neuropsychological profile of ALS, dominated by executive dysfunction, apathy, and deficits in social cognition.
Israeli aircraft continued to take aim at Hamas — its military wing and members of the Hamas-dominated Executive Force, a parallel paramilitary police unit that rivals the Fatah-dominated security forces in Gaza.
Ricardo Salgado, the chief executive, dominated the board, the executive committee and the family council and his power was unchecked.
