Of Grant Achatz, the Keller protégé then at the helm of a suburban Illinois restaurant, now piloting his own postfusion Chicago boîte, Ruhlman writes: "Grant was trying to go where no one else had gone before.
Then at the helm of the City Growth Commission, this respected economist, a Mancunian, was clearly giving the devolutionary agenda serious thought, ruffling feathers by suggesting the 4 million-strong populations of Greater Manchester and Merseyside get over their differences and become the mightier "Manpool".
Some of his advisers and other politicians, however, feel that the mayor has nothing to gain by taking on the nasty political battle that a challenge to term limits would involve, and then staying at the helm of a troubled city should he win that battle.
We can then be at the helm of our own ships, navigating the waters of life, able to overcome impatience and abstain from the need to control.
Then, once at the helm, he released a number of political prisoners and instituted economic reforms that got a thumbs-up from the international business community.
Then, with Gelb at the helm, the board raised the amount of the draw from sixteen million to twenty-one million.
Ha then joined Teitelman at the helm and has run the program since its summer launch.
Patterson worked under McGill, himself a Pulitzer winner in 1959, and then succeeded him at the helm of the Constitution four years later.
He became the general manager of China National Petroleum Corporation CNPCC), a state-owned enterprise, in the mid-1990s, took thek thelmelm at the Ministry of Land and Resources towards the end of the decade.
But there is no doubting that, until then, Rostow stood firmly at the helm of the burgeoning field of international development.
As Louisa Thomas writes in Newsweek, this work ultimately found a home in the then tiny Grove Press, at the helm of which was Barney Rosset, free thinker, champion, reader, pornographer.
