With each successive head-coaching job, he seems to have embraced a narcissism that puts him at the center of every universe.
Johnson – I refuse absolutely to capitulate to the habit of calling him by his first name in print and hereby urge all fellow members of the Society of Columnists and Allied Trades to do the same – has won two successive head-to-head contests against Labour in a city that has been moving leftwards in most other recent elections.
Includes related memoranda by Lavrentiĭ Berii͡a, 1940, and Aleksandr Shelepin, 1959, successive heads of the Soviet secret police.
Much attention has focused, too, on why successive heads of the BBC have said they were unaware of the rumors about Mr. Savile within the organization.
Mr Bush has appointed several openly gay people to his administration, including an ambassador and two successive heads of the Office of National AIDS Policy.
"The problem of Unesco is that successive heads have turned it into a personal patronage machine, neglecting programs and bloating the staffing," Mr. Malone said.
The House of Windsor depends upon the principle of heredity for its very existence as the provider of successive heads of state for this country.
Successive heads have argued that health care, food security and education are more pressing needs, given that the Inuit have a lower life expectancy, higher suicide rate and disproportionately high rates of chronic illness than their southern compatriots.
Instead, they sued four officials in charge of the agencies at the time: David H. Petraeus, the former C.I.A. director; Leon E. Panetta, the former defense secretary; and two successive heads of the Joint Special Operations Command, Adm. William H. McRaven and Lt. Gen. Joseph L. Votel.
If I tell you that the chances against throwing three heads in a row is 87.5%, and you then flip three successive heads, that does not mean the forecast was wrong; just that this happened to be the one-in-eight event.
