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Clashes between the ruling and opposition parties have already led to an embarrassing vacancy at the helm of the Bank of Japan.

Homesickness has not set in, despite past reports in the British press that had linked him to a return at the helm of British Airways.

But rumours had suggested that the Frenchman was very disappointed and had threatened to resign from his post at the helm of the Old Lady.

The President is at the helm of the Ship of State.

Grant felt that with geniuses such as himself at the helm of the Imperial war machine, none would be able to stop them.

Governments in Athens, Dublin or Madrid may be cheering that they won't have to deal with Mr. Weber at the helm of the ECB.

Arsene Wenger sees himself finishing his career at the helm of Arsenal and has no ambition to coach a national side.

He may have been at the helm of the Fed when the crisis was brewing, but his dramatic actions in the face of collapse were widely praised.

Following drawn-out patent wars, Baekeland negotiated a merger with his rivals that put him at the helm of a veritable Bakelite empire.

If such a result were repeated at the election, Mr Rajoy would find himself at the helm of a minority government.

You don't have to be at the helm of a leading organization to benefit from this tool.

Mr Jobs' thin frame and gaunt appearance sparked questions about his health and for how long would he continue to be at the helm of Apple.

If she uses those advantages well, that would go some way towards justifying yet another European at the helm of the IMF.

An ignorant and untrained person at the helm of a ship would endanger vessel, cargo, crew, and passengers alike.

Today, he's at the helm of a smokin'-hot social-networking site, Facebook, and turning down billion-dollar offers.

But that is only because no one wants his job at the helm of the former liberation party that's now suffering a deep identity crisis.

If anything, deeper suspicions would surely plague any senior European policymaker who succeeded him at the helm of the Fund.

The row has cast a cloud over the start of Hungary's six months at the helm of the EU's rotating presidency.

At the helm e. G. A new dean is at the helm of the management school this year.

The editor at the time was Andy Coulson, who has denied knowledge of illegal practices while he was at the helm of News of the World.

And General Electric Co. 's Jeff Immelt completes his tumultuous first decade at the helm of the conglomerate.

The race to succeed Dominique Strauss-Kahn at the helm of the International Monetary Fund has started in earnest.

In 2001 he did a deal that put him at the helm of a business that refit pharmaceutical factories.

With the spirit at the helm of the physical bubble of biology, it is also somewhat limited by that physical bubble of biology.

We even have Ben Bernanke, a scholar of the Depression, at the helm of the US Federal Reserve.

He stayed for 17 years, the last four of which also saw him at the helm of the Staatskapelle Dresden.

Now 28, Hall sits at the helm of a rising star in the energy industry, poised to hit $60 million in revenue.

In spite of the admission of senior management failure, Mr Ospel reiterated his intention to continue at the helm of the Swiss bank.

Some lawmakers have even said they want new blood at the helm of the central bank.

Pope Francis is beginning his first day at the helm of the Catholic Church.

Mr Saleh has survived at the helm of the Arab world's most impoverished country for more than 30 years.

Ban is the former South Korea foreign minister, and he has been at the helm of the Unites Nations for just 7 months.

Of course, this will not be done, given the greed at the helm of most industries, but this is life in a 3rd density world.

Lobbying began over who should succeed him at the helm of the fund.

In 1983, Jobs invited PepsiCo President John Sculley, center above, to join him and Wozniak at the helm of Apple, Inc.

But for the most part, during his 42 years at the helm of Libya, he has been crazy like a fox.

It can only resent a country that rescued the continent from two world wars but also replaced it at the helm of the international system.

I recently had a conversation in Beijing with an old friend, who is an entrepreneur at the helm of a fast-growing company.

At the helm of the government.

The US has been dragging its feet because they have the most guilt, and have been at the helm of the cover-up all these many decades.

But after ten years in Washington, six years at the helm of the Fed, his record is mixed, his legacy incomplete.

At the helm of our country that hands send the right commands are . . . just like in the choppy sea.

Jim Oberstar, who had racked up 36 years in the House, the last four at the helm of the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee;