Districts are directly responsible for the operation of Scouting units and, except for the district executive, are mostly staffed with volunteers.
Mayo Older American Normative Studies age-adjusted scaled scores (Ivnik et al., 1992) were used for all neuropsychological variables except for the Delis Kaplan Executive Function System Sorting Test, Wide Range Achievement Test and Cube Analysis and Fragmented Letters for which published norms were used.
Run for union offices; you might be the best leader, or the only one interested if local offices pay little, except perhaps for the local "Executive Vice President" who is often a professional union manager.
Since the correlations of empathy with neurocognitive and social cognitive composite scores were not significant except for the association with the executive functioning composite score (r = .41, P < 0.01) (Table 3), the mediation analyses were only performed for the ToM composite score but not with empathy as a mediator.
No one, that is, except the executive director.
Their administrative system has the same structure as the municipal government: directly elected councils (staten), which elect the members of the executive, except for the chairman, who is appointed by the national government.
The executive officers, except for the President and a few members of the Cabinet, had had little experience in Washington.
The online store threatens to steal sales from the retail stores, and, except for the Riggios, Barnes & Noble executives have little incentive to pull for the online spinoff.
And it's true that the treaty's provisions have been kept secret from everyone -- everyone, that is, except for the 600 corporate lobbyists and executives who've been reading it all along.
Now!" It might have been just another of the eight-term West Virginia Democrat's legendary diatribes against executive excess, except for the Senate rules that give a single member enormous power for tossing water buckets.
