Investors dislike uncertainty, and companies that do not adequately plan for CEO succession leave themselves open to instability, internal politics, rumors and the potential loss of the highest performers.
The union of the mind and body in man is so strict that it founds a species of communication for their commerce, in virtue of which our thoughts are said to have movement, duration, succession, etc., without themselves being corporeal.
Foreign observers such as Emile Nakhleh as well as palace insiders expressed their concern that the Khawalid brothers might go as far as shifting the royal succession line towards themselves.
Cytoplasmic inheritance is not possible in the case of extreme polyploidy, where the individual genomes are not independent cellular entities and so cannot partition themselves autonomously within the cell or compete among themselves for succession.
Our leaders agreed on the need to develop a pipeline of future leaders – but showed very low interest themselves in succession planning, with only 14% thinking this would be a significant challenge.
Argentina based its claim to the Falklands on papal bulls of 1493 modified by the Treaty of Tordesillas (1494), by which Spain and Portugal had divided the New World between themselves; on succession from Spain; on the islands' proximity to South America; and on the need to end a colonial situation.
Isaacs shrewdly appeals to our gaming impulses as the siblings position themselves for the succession.
On the screen, a succession of daytime airheads preened themselves, or gossiped with even more vacuous D-list 'celebrities'", he wrote.
Dundee, again playing with a three-man central defence, restricted the Rangers chances as the half progressed and they threatened twice themselves in quick succession.
But for the third World Cup in succession, the Irish have acquitted themselves well, winning three games and beating two Test-playing sides in West Indies and Zimbabwe.
