Headships

Yes, we have all been given our God-ordained roles, but we have also been put under different headships. ❋ Unknown (2007)

There are few or no cases of women being elevated to the headships of towns further south. ❋ Unknown (2004)

So why were no women promoted to their places, or to any of the other possible headships in the College? ❋ Unknown (1995)

In sundry semi-civilised societies distinguished by permanent political headships, inheritance through males has been established in the ruling house while inheritance through females survives in the society at large. ❋ Various (1910)

This President complained that his headship was "more payneful than gayneful," a charge not usually brought against headships at Oxford. ❋ Unknown (1892)

The cabecerías [_i. e._, headships], much more ancient in origin than the reductions [_i. e._, native villages of converts], were doubtless hereditary. ❋ Emma Helen Blair (1884)

Then Oxford, which in later times became from the clerical character of the headships and fellowships the great organ of reaction, was the great organ of progress, produced the political songs which embodied, with wonderful force, the principles of free government, and sent her students to fight under the banner of the university in the army of Simon de Montfort. ❋ Goldwin Smith (1866)

God seems to love these federal headships, as we call them. ❋ Nehemiah Adams (1842)

In 'THE PREROGATIVE INSTANCES,' the universal matter of _fact_ is already taken up and disposed of in grand masses, under these headships and chief cases, not in a miscellaneous, but scientific manner. ❋ Delia Bacon (1835)

Among those currently in headships, 58% have the NPQH, which two years ago was made a compulsory requirement for new head teachers. ❋ Unknown (2011)

He calls us to exercise our headships by being first in forgiving our spouses 'mistakes, first in nurturing and building our marital relationship, first in assuming responsibility for the physical, social, emotional, and spiritual needs of our wife and children. ❋ Afryea (2010)

She was seconded to acting headships at Ardersier Primary in 2006 and Kingussie Primary in ❋ Unknown (2010)

Primary school deputy head David Young, who has been interviewed for two headships recently, asks for help from Teachers TV's life coach Gladeana ❋ Unknown (2010)

Primary school deputy head David Young, who has been interviewed for two headships recently, asks for help from Teachers TV's life coach Gladeana McMahon. ❋ Unknown (2010)

The percentage of women appointed to headships in the secondary sector was nearly 44%, an increase on both last year's figure of 31%, and on the average for the past five years of 37%.

My notable Shakerags, the effect of my sute is discouered in the Title of my supplication; but for your better vnderstandings, for that I know you to be a sort {20: 9} of witles beetle-heads that can understand nothing but what is knockt into your scalpes, These are by these presentes to certifie vnto your block-headships, that I, William Kemp, whom you had neer hand rent in sunder with your vnreasonable rimes, am shortly, God willing, to set forward as merily as I may; whether I my selfe know not. ❋ William Kemp (1833)

"The rising number of women appointed to secondary headships is encouraging news.