Sentence examples for * chaired in from inspiring English sources

The Russians have made a mockery of a joint declaration on energy issued at the G8 summit they chaired in St Petersburg last July.

The public health committee that Ms. Tyler then chaired in the House refused to advance his 2011 bill even after it had passed the State Senate.

Klaus served as minister of finance (1989 92) and became involved in the Civil Forum Movement an organization he ultimately chaired in 1990.

The party spawned from an open debate Dawson chaired in November at Newcastle's Literary and Philosophical Society, about whether the time was right to establish 'Wor Party'.

This may never be known definitively without the declassification of documents, sworn testimony by participants, and an investigation by something equivalent to the committee Senator Frank Church of Idaho chaired in 1975 and 1976.

When she was asked who instigated a previous inquiry into child abuse (which she chaired) in the late 1980s, she made this off-the-cuff remark: "I think it was my brother actually as Lord Chancellor".

That fall, he convened and chaired in-person panels to decide the fate of NSF grant proposals in information sciences.

They build a vehicle and ram their way to freedom.There was a mild A-Team echo at an Economist conference I co-chaired in Greece last week.

At a recent workshop that we co-chaired in Singapore, the inevitable question was raised: can Asians lead in meeting global challenges?

The governor whose campaign you co-chaired in 2006 hastened the deterioration and now sits in prison.

Although the Sustainable Defense Taskforce that he chaired back in 2011 recommended more than $1 trillion in cuts over 10 years, Frank himself voted for Congress to contract with General Electric and Rolls Royce for a second engine for the already over-priced F-35.