Sentence examples for position of sir from inspiring English sources

(The position of Sir Win Bischoff, the bank's chairman, is also reportedly under discussion).

(The position of Sir Win Bischoff, the bank's chairman, is also reportedly under discussion; Mr Pandit looks more secure, if only because no one wants his job).Not super at allUniversal banking need not fail.

Ahead of Thursday's results, Mr Philips is under the spotlight like never before, although sources are also raising questions over the position of Sir Ian Gibson, who has been the supermarket's chairman since March 2008.

Since Locke is arguing against the position of Sir Robert Filmer who held that patriarchal power and political power are the same, and that in effect these amount to despotic power, Locke is at pains to distinguish these three forms of power, and to show that they are not equivalent.

A similar result has also been obtained when a histone acetyltransferase was tethered within a region of silenced chromatin; in this case repression of a URA3 reporter gene was reduced without altering nucleosome positioning or removal of Sir proteins [ 45].

"And when you make use of your position of favouritism here, sir," pursued Mr. Mell, with his lip trembling very much, "to insult a gentleman — " "A what?

In the phone call disclosed by Mr Diamond, Mr Tucker, a forerunner for the position of Bank Governor when Sir Mervyn King steps down, relayed concerns by "senior Whitehall figures" that Barclays Liborrateses were higher than other banks.

HSBC is expected today to quash any speculation that it is interested in Abbey, while later this week RBoS will be asked about the position of its chairman, Sir George Mathewson, on the Spanish bank's board, and the future of two Santander executives on its own board.

The position of Premier League chairman Sir Dave Richards has come under renewed scrutiny with the revelation that a company run by his son secured commercial deals to provide merchandise both to the Premier League and to help promote England's 2018 World Cup bid.

In 1894 he took up another post, this time to become a holiday modern-languages tutor (a well paid position) to the son of Sir Thomas and Lady Glen-Coats, Thomas Glen-Coats, later to compete at the 1908 Olympics.

The most significant shift of the reshuffle on July 16th was not the reorganisation of premier-league ministers, nor the advance of the 2010 parliamentary intake and more women to prominent ministerial positions, but the departure of Sir Bob Kerslake as head of the domestic civil service.