Sentence examples for chair appoints from inspiring English sources

It was a concession to Sanders' campaign, since typically, the DNC chair appoints all of the members. .

"The Petition says that after the State Party Chair appoints the executive director and management committee, neither the State Party Chair, or any other officer or agent of the CRP, nor any committee will have 'any degree of management or control over the development of any of the plans, projects, activities or expenditures of the [Super-PAC].' Page 17 of the Petition.

Lord Grabiner is a new entry as its chair – appointed on Monday – but don't expect this one to soar.

It should be replaced by a unitary BBC board with a non-executive chair (appointed by the government) who would be "ultimately accountable for the BBC's performance" and defend it from "political or other challenges".

"Reagan spent some time in the private sector but he certainly wasn't a CEO," said Robert Lenhard, also a former FEC chair, appointed by George W Bush. "He wasn't operating a set of companies like Trump is.

He didn't find much evidence in its report about the threat supposedly posed by rampant robins et al but he did find that the organisation's chair, appointed last year, is chartered accountant and venture capitalist Andrew Sells.

The panel was established and facilitated under the SFA's Articles of Association after agreement was reached by the club and the players over who should represent each side of the dispute, with a chair appointed to review both side's claims.

This had a lay chair, appointed by the funding body, who was a carer of a person severely affected with MS. The PAC also included representatives of the funding body, people affected by MS, clinical staff, nurses, doctors, researchers and others working in MS and related fields.

The President appoints chairs and membership of six standing committees, four legislative committees as well as the Executive Nominations and Rules Committees.

Of 39 chairs appointed or reappointed to NHS boards, none was from an ethnic minority.

The current trust and its predecessor always had a chair and vice-chair appointed by the government, plus others.