headship

Under her headship, the school became a model for girls' education.

The first men's crew held the Headship from 1998 to 2006.

"The headship is closer now to the job of a college president," he said.

For example, headship is usually used in the context of marriage.

On June 17, 1796, he succeeded to family headship, following the death of his father.

A year later, he was offered the headship of his old Oxford college.

Probably the most common area for abuse of headship is the decision-making process.

He assumed the headship of the geography department the same year.

When his headship there came to an end, he returned to teaching in the same faculty.

For example the female should be seen to embrace headship or authority.

I do not want the headship on those terms.

Under his headship, the School achieved very remarkable academic results.

He assumes the headship and has to take care of the parents when they have become aged.

Resigning from the family headship in 1871, he went into retirement.

He handed over the functions associated with the headship of the house to his son in 1966.

This also their second double headship, having won both bumps events in 2011.

On November 15, 1858 he succeeded to the family headship upon his father's retirement.

They kept the headship from 1882 to 1884 inclusive.

The women's first boat held headship in Torpids a few years ago.

The biblical position on family structure definitely includes male headship.

If you cooperate, I will still give you the headship at once.

The facility later experienced its own series of moves as it went from one agency's headship to another.

This was the second year running that there was no change in either the men's or women's headship.

The women did manage to win their first Lents headship in 2006.

Man was created with "headship" over the woman by being created first.