Women are largely still underrepresented in the political sphere, executive levels of business and media as well as in the boardroom.
The apprehension of the burglars marked the moment when the expanding sphere of executive lawbreaking encountered law enforcement.
James B. Heimowitz, Hill & Knowlton North Asia's chief executive, says that its sphere is limited, as the Beijing Organizing Committee is not empowered to comment on Chinese government policy.
Onstage at the Code Media conference, Outbrain chief executive Yaron Galai announced Sphere, a premium exclusive publisher-to-publisher audience network.
Further legislation gave greater and more rapid efficacy to the executive in the intermediary administrative spheres.
Not everyone is a corporate CEO who can change the salary of his female executives, or is in a sphere of influence with a TV show or a popular YouTube channel.
"It's a question of how far does their sphere of influence go," says Ken Rosevear, executive director of the Yuma County Chamber of Commerce.
Aleksei B. Miller, chief executive of Gazprom, called the agreement with EDF a "strategically important sphere" for the Russian company, which would help secure smooth relations with Europe on pipeline politics and energy trade.
Many bones of contention, like homosexuality, atheism and one-parent families from the right, or racial imbalances, sweatshops and executive pay from the left, reflect different weightings of the spheres.
He stepped in after the abrupt exit of former chief executive Bruno Guillon whose attempt to take the brand into the super-luxury sphere led to a slump in profits.
