Sentences with phrase «leaving her post next»

Mark Byford, the deputy director general of the BBC, will leave his post next year as part of a bid by the corporation to cut down on management costs.

SUNY Chancellor Nancy Zimpher is leaving her post next month.

Mayor Bill de Blasio's press secretary will leave her post next month, the latest sign that the administration is continuing its long struggle to control and disseminate its own message.

Not exact matches

The next - highest turnover rate for an administration's first year was Ronald Reagan's, with 17 % of senior aides leaving their posts in 1981.

A clear call - to - action button in your post leaves readers with no excuse not to proceed to the next step.

The next day I received this by post...» — he drew out from an inner jacket pocket and unfolded a leaf of heliotrope stationery that looked as if it had been held often between clenched hands — ««My Dear Boy,» she begins.

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If you've made the black bean soup from the last post and happen to have any left that you haven't devoured, making a vegan burrito bowl is a great way to make it into a different lunch or dinner the next day....

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And I'll leave you with a little preview of the next recipe to be posted - those crazy looking things on the left side:

The addition of shichimi togarashi might look like it's coming out of left field, but according to this post, shichimi togarashi and shawarma is going to be the next big thing in 2015.

All you need to do is leave me a comment below telling me what kind of soup or stew recipes you'd like me to post this season and I will select a winner at random next Tuesday, October 4.

It was a go big or go home moment, consequently leaving me glued to my laptop, chain - drinking coffee until I had my rather dubious plan of the next year's posts.

Arsenal kicked off their Premier League campaign with a disappointing home loss against the Hammers and it was reflected in the betting on the next manager to leave their post this season.

Before last night Wenger was 25/1 to be next manager to leave his post, but you only have to go back to the start of the month for the Frenchman to be priced at 66/1.

De Gea, Victor Valdes and Anders Lindeegard could all be offloaded within the next few weeks — which would leave only Romero, 28, to start in between the posts.

In any event, there was a massive gap between Puyol and the next defender, leaving space at the back post for Espanyol players to get into a dangerous area, unmarked.

The long - serving Frenchman remains 33/1 to be the next manager to his leave his post with Everton chief Ronald Koeman the bookies» favourite at 2/5.

A week ago you wouldn't have been able to obtain odds shorter than 20/1 on Andre Villas - Boas to be the next Premier League manager to leave his post.

I was browsing through the» Next Manager to Leave Post» on Oddschecker and was shocked to see how big Alex McLeish was in the betting.

Alex McLeish is 40/1 with PaddyPower to be the next manager to leave his post, meaning sacked or he resigns.

Sanchez next struck a swerving right - foot shot from the left edge of the box which rebounded clear off the post.

The striker posted a picture of himself leaving the Bernabeu pre-season tour with a text written as (translated from French to English): «let the past remain in the past» with the hashtags RIP and directionturfu, a Verlan phrase that means «next stop: the future».

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ROBIN KAPLAN: And that actually leads in to our next question Kristina, so Laura had posted on our facebook page, what are the pros and cons of pumping to freeze or to donate versus leaving it just to be to control your oversupply but possibly suffering engorgement or leaking as a consequence?

Tom Carstens, superintendent of recreation for the Cary Park District, has announced he will leave the district next week to accept a similar post with the Bolingbrook Park District.

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Preparing for an in - town move next month has left our budget crying for mercy, so Mr. Post Man will have a few months of rest before the avalanche of fluffy mail makes its way south.

Stay tuned for my next «mom of multiples» post where I'll tell about nursing twins and how I made it through the first six months by never leaving the house without my gigantic nursing pillow.

Check out this post about how to turn fall leaves into fuel for next year's garden.

Next Left has several «contributors» who offered to cover different areas, but fell away after three or four posts.

I had a post earlier on Next Left, when the HMIC investigation was announced, wondering just how impartial the investigation could be given that Denis O'Connor is himself ex-Met.

I have argued this case in a range of contexts from multiple Next Left posts to academic articles in Public Policy Research and British Politics.

The pitch should be no more than 500 words and a few runners up will have their ideas posted on our prestigious and influential Fabian blog «Next Left».

Kay, who has been with the administration since Day One and held his post since March 2006, will leave the public payroll for a post in the private sector at the end of next month, the mayor announced this afternoon.

Tks everyone esp Sunder for your post on Next Left.

We Labour social liberals are pretty outspoken when it comes to criticising our own party, e.g. my own posts at Next Left on civil liberties themes.

I have posted on this investigation over at Next Left, both to flag it up and extending my comment in the earlier thread....

-- Dear Tony, Stuart White has posted a quick response on Next Left.

If you look at the majority of posts on Next Left these include serious content whether you agree with them or not, but, as with most blogs, some of the posts are jokes and light relief.

Anthony Barnett has asked me to post the following comment (a persistent technical glitch at Next Left prevents him from doing so himself): Well said.

A Western New York sports reporter who left his TV job in March to take a PR post with the Cuomo administration, is returning to the NBC affiliate next week in a role specifically designed for his talents.

I was planning to post something about that over on Next Left — but I didn't want to make the point about the BNP reference there, since it was simply in the comments and not I think reflective of the post itself or most of the discussion.

I've posted some thoughts on Brian over at Next Left, writing for a largely non-academic but left audieLeft, writing for a largely non-academic but left audieleft audience:

Harry and all, apologies for the shameless self - advertisement, but you might be interested in my post on Oliver Postgate at the Next Left site — http://www.nextleft.org/

Jim Malatras, director of state operations for the Cuomo administration, has walled himself off from healthcare issues as he prepares to leave his post early next year to join the Healthcare Association of New York State as its new chief operating officer.

Deputy Albany County Executive Brad Fischer, who has been with County Executive Dan McCoy's administration since its inception two years ago, will leave next month to take a post at the state Gaming Commission.

Trump's top two picks to become the next Veterans Affairs secretary abruptly withdrew their names over the weekend, leaving a shrinking list of candidates for the Cabinet post and a host of uncertainty surrounding the next administration's ambitious reform plans.

She left the door open, however, to running for the job outright, posting that there is «More to come next week...»