There are still many high-ranking posts that have never been held by a woman.
When the German company similarly grew impatient with Chrysler in 2000, it removed the unit's American management team and installed two German executives in high-ranking posts.
The four former Blackwater executives, who had held high-ranking posts at the company, would speak only on condition of anonymity.
Kim Jong Un was first brought into public view in September 2010, when his father put the 20-something in high-ranking posts.
Dr. Brimmer, an economist, held a number of high-ranking posts in Washington and taught at Harvard, but the economic conditions of poor, powerless, uneducated blacks was an abiding concern.
American officials said that the inclusion of Sunni officials in high-ranking posts reduced the chances that disaffected Sunnis would split off from the political process and resume sectarian warfare, as happened after Sunnis boycotted the election five years ago.
In 4-year colleges and universities, women SET (science, engineering, and technology) faculty hold fewer high-ranking posts than men, are less likely to be full professors, and are more likely to be assistant professors.
He occupied a number of high-ranking posts in the administration of the Commonwealth, including castellan of L'viv (from 1590), voivod of the Kiev Voivodeship and Great Chancellor of the Crown (from 1618).
He graduated with a degree in economics from the University of Havana in 1961 and began a long career of mid- and high-ranking posts in the government, including as counselor to then-Prime Minister Castro in the '60s and later as head of the powerful Office of Agrarian Reform.
Mr. Ferrer used the debate to announce that he would form a commission, made up of former police commissioners, to screen candidates for the highest ranking police post.
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