Blacks know all too well those
fiefdoms are found coast to coast.
While your peers have been managing publicly held corporations, you've run a
fiefdom--Rupert's
fiefdom.
The church is God's people, not a corporation of executives or a medieval
fiefdom.
But if a subject wished to visit another
fiefdom or another kingdom, the controllers had to coordinate with each other to pass control of the subject.
Bush's summary though: Agence France-Presse reported that during a recent CBS 60 Minutes interview, a retired CIA operative, Tyler Drumheller, said that prior to the invasion of Iraq, the CIA had learned from former Iraqi foreign minister Naji Sabri--who doubled as a covert intelligence agent--that it was highly doubtful that any weapons of mass destruction would be found in Saddam's
fiefdom.
Charles II had granted William Penn a proprietary charter and the Penn family ran the state like a
fiefdom.
Each
fiefdom had its own director who was chosen and supervised by the local chief judge of the trial court .
They've accused HRH of treating it like a private
fiefdom.
The brutal, foul-mouthed Western kicked off its second series with a vicious punch-up between Sheriff Seth (an "upright pain in the balls") and Al Swearengen, the ruthless saloon boss who runs the lawless South Dakota town like a private
fiefdom.
It also makes it difficult for a
fiefdom to avoid taking on responsibilities specifically assigned to them by top management, since the members of the
fiefdom heard it directly from the top.
Not surprisingly Jack wants a piece of Santa's lovely
fiefdom, and sets out to kidnap the fat man and take his own Christmas Eve sleigh ride.
Former Microsoft executive and author Bob Herbold will speak about avoiding the
fiefdom syndrome--the inclination of leaders and employees to fixate on their own activities and careers to the detriment of those around them.