Sentence examples similar to set succession from inspiring English sources

Dedicated to ensuring the organization's success long after she would be gone from its helm, Luca confessed that she has already started thinking of setting in place succession plans.

The chief surprise is that the 68-year-old Dear Leader had not set the succession in train years before.

Mr. Bush signed executive orders last Tuesday that set the succession lines at seven cabinet departments: Treasury, Housing and Urban Development, Commerce, Agriculture, Labor, Veterans Affairs and Interior.

Mr Howard himself set the succession question bubbling when he mused publicly six years ago that he would consider his future when he turned 64.

Twenty-fifth Amendment, amendment (1967) to the Constitution of the United States that set forth succession rules relating to vacancies and disabilities of the office of the president and of the vice president.

The transmitter(s') channel is set in succession to one of the channels of interest between which the I-factor is to be calculated.

JPMorgan is re-setting its succession plans as CEO Jamie Dimon plans to continue running America's largest bank by assets for another five years.

Power-hungry chiefs failed to set up solid succession plans.

Once you've made a will and set up your succession, you've done the hard part.

Lenin's death in January 1924 set off a succession struggle that lasted until the end of the decade.

The uncertainty over political succession set off by Mr. Obuchi's disability has still to be resolved.