Sentence examples for chair of the task from inspiring English sources

I asked Russell Berman, the chair of the task force which drew up the report, about the admissions issue.

Sir Hector Sants, chair of the task group, said: "Savings clubs can transform lives through helping establish a responsible approach to money from an early age.

Four days later, Hammer e-mailed John Konkus, the chief of staff for Lieutenant Governor Jennifer Carroll, who was the chair of the task force.

David Kupfer, head of psychiatry at the University of Pittsburgh, is chair of the task force that has produced DSM V. Two of DSM V's fiercest critics, Dr Allen Frances and Dr Robert Spitzer, chaired the task forces that produced previous editions.

The chair of the task force, pediatrician Virginia Moyer at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, Texas, acknowledged in a prepared statement that "there is a critical need for a better [prostate cancer] test one that leads to early detection of cancers that threaten men's health, but minimizes unnecessary, risky tests and treatments that do not lead to longer or more healthful lives".

He also served as chair of the task force for developing national guidelines for military social work graduate programs as well as on the Commission on Professional Development for the Council on Social Work Education.

Mark Davyd is chair of the task-force that produced the report.

Schneiderman, a co-chair of the task force, would not say whether cases would be brought against individuals or financial institutions.

The process of developing DSM-5 began in earnest in 2006, when APA appointed Dr. David Kupfer as chair and Dr. Darrel Regier as vice-chair of the task force to oversee the development of DSM-5.

Ken Lay, the chair of the ice task force and other senior police have acknowledged that we cannot police, arrest, imprison our way out of the drug problem.

Ley cited figures released by the chair of the review task force, Bruce Robinson, which found that 30% of expenditure on the MBS was for services or technologies that were out of date, unnecessary or harmful to patients.