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A period or turn of duty, as at the helm of a ship.

Petr Cech has revealed his desire to see Jose Mourinho remain at the helm of Chelsea.

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

Now, it is allowed that a single parent might be at the helm of a family.

After more than a decade at the helm of Colorado State University, Albert C Yates today announced his retirement.

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

That sounds more like the nonsense you hear out of Congress than the actions of leaders ready to take a whirl at the helm of the global economy.

Outmaneuvering the U. S., the Africans put one of their own at the helm of the world forum for the first time.

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.

In fact his absence has not caused much obvious disruption: a sign of how constrained he has been, at the helm of a massive and feuding coalition.

As the founder and entrepreneur at the helm of your growing business, personal branding — using your life story as an emotive tool — can only get you so far.

Mr Sarkozy hopes that standing with Mrs Merkel at the helm of Europe will allow him to remain in charge of France after the 2012 presidential election.

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

Mr Profumo, who had been at the helm of UniCredit since 1997, was criticised by domestic investors for letting Libya take a 7.6% stake in the bank.

Black CEOs categorized as having a babyface tend to be at the helm of more prestigious corporations than black CEOs who have a more mature appearance.

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.

A man at the helm of the wind, a man at the mercy of the times, changes his views, especially his political views, to suit the needs of the present.

The Africans had engineered their continent's first turn at the helm of the world organization-- and had outmaneuvered the big guns of the U.S. and Britain to achieve it.

But it will also raise the stakes over Mr Pandit's tenure at the helm of the financial group by linking his future to the success of the strategy and financial performance.

Anthony Hopkins plays the genius at the helm of this digital Dodge City, and it looks like he will not be as adorable as Richard Attenborough's grandfatherly architect of Jurassic Park.

The Swiss-born former-mountain guide will be joined at the helm of "Turanor" by Gerard d'Aboville, the first man to row across the Atlantic and the Pacific. They will be assisted by two engineers.

Sen. Christopher Dodd (D., Conn.) said that Mr. Bernanke's reappointment would send the right message to financial markets and that he had done a 'very good job' at the helm of the central bank.

The two faces looked down on the scene, two faces as different as could be possible in two men at the helm of so momentous an undertaking: Davis with the flat cheeks and cold eyes of an ascetic, his thin proud lips set firmly;