Then, departmental politics kicked in, reflecting widespread rivalries between career officials and political appointees.
Tonight, with talk widespread of his career in shambles, a possible out-of-court settlement was raised in speculation by some of the governor's aides, even as an attending clergyman and friend attested to Mr. Patton's sorrow and contrition.
But Waller had been a force in New York from the beginning of his career, achieving widespread recognition for the stream of popular songs — including "Ain't Misbehavin'," "Black and Blue," and "Honeysuckle Rose" — he wrote for the 1929 revues "Hot Chocolates" and "Load of Coal".
What we are seeing instead is another symptom of the widespread, institutionalised neglect of career development.
To date, the only major setback that Trump has suffered with respect to staffing his administration has been Monica Crowley ― a conservative TV personality whose appointment to a national security post was scuttled after revelations of widespread plagiarism in her career.
Another positive for Kauto Star is that he seems to contradict the widespread belief that the careers of French-bred horses do not have the same longevity as their counterparts bred from Irish or British bloodlines.
Thirdly, we found evidence for the assumption that mobility in different directions (upward and downward in turn) is more widespread in today's careers.
Although Mr. Hague was never prosecuted for a career that included widespread kickbacks and institutionalized patronage, other politicians in Hudson County have not been as lucky.
Despite widespread reservations about naming a career left-wing politician to the primarily ceremonial office of president, he was elected to the post in 1996 for a four-year term and was reelected in 2000 and 2004.
When Leigh began his career before the widespread use of VHS recorders, TV was much more disposable, with programmes going out once or, in the case of a hit such as Abigail's Party, a few times.
