Sentence examples for the headship of from inspiring English sources

That was one of the changes she introduced when she secured the headship of Lady Eleanor Holles school seven years ago.

The school flourished under the headship of Thomas Arnold between 1828 and 1842 and became, under his rule, a model of the British public school for following generations.

Otto subsequently gave Gerbert the headship of the wealthy monastery of St. Columban of Bobbio (southwest of Piacenza, Italy), and Benedict VII consecrated him abbot of the monastery.

Only this can explain the rush by Europe to reclaim the headship of International Monetary Fund when Dominique Strauss-Kahn stepped down.

In 1966, she was invited to apply for the headship of Oxford High School, where two of her daughters were students.

Henry assumed the headship of the English church, and married the woman he believed could make him happy and give him a son.

Sir Robin had spearheaded improvements at Fairlawn Primary School, in Lewisham, when he was asked to take on the executive headship of two other schools in the area.

A federation in Birmingham set up under the executive headship of Sir Dexter Hutt, who is also a government adviser, has helped rescue three schools.

The current situation where headship of hospitals is the sole preserve of doctors arose after series of protracted doctors' withdrawal of services and may account for the overwhelmingly positive response by doctors to government and hospital management policy compared to that of nurses in this study.

In conclusion, although Andronicus' alleged headship of the Peripatos cannot be established, the evidence in our possession can be taken as an indication of Andronicus' leadership among the Peripatetic philosophers of this time.

"The headship is closer now to the job of a college president," he said.