"Phil received the larger share of the stock because, as Dad explained to me, no man should be in the position of working for his wife.
Van Es adds: "Shakespeare came to be in the unique position of working and socialising with the actors in Lord Chamberlain's Men.
Neville is also in the curious position of working for Sky while, simultaneously, acting as assistant coach to England's national team.
Fox himself is facing an uncertain future – this is his last case before he rejoins the CID, where he will be in the unenviable position of working alongside some of the men and women he has investigated over the years.
Mr. Meyer also arranged for him to hold more stock in the company than his daughter because, he explained to her, "no man should be in the position of working for his wife".
And Mr. Davis, 41, who grew up in a family of Democrats in the liberal San Francisco Bay Area, has found himself in the odd position of working to improve data analytics for the Republican Party.
The head of the Pasadena Meetup group, Bill Dumas, sent a desperate letter to Paul headquarters asking for guidance: "We're in a difficult position of working on a campaign that draws supporters from laterally opposing points of view, and we have the added bonus of attracting every wacko fringe group in the country.
He defended the decision by saying he had joined to help "put things right" at the bank but the move put him in the awkward position of working for a firm at the centre of a major investigation into tax avoidance by holders of Swiss accounts.
The deal to send the 13 men into exile was condemned today by hard-line groups based in Damascus, and it leaves the Europeans in the awkward position of working out the men's legal status, given that they are considered terrorists by Israel but do not face any European charges.
Although he did not specify what form this support would take, the involvement would put the United States in the strange position of working in tandem with a longtime enemy.
Medicine seller narratives support a more sophisticated characterization which recognizes the privileged position of working with 'charmed' substances (Whyte et al. 2002) and emphasizes relationships between practice and knowledge, local social environments and regulation (Brugha and Zwi 1998).
