Sentence examples for chaired from inspiring English sources

The treatment of children in church-run residential homes is a key concern of the investigation, which is chaired by the retired judge Sir Anthony Hart and is considering cases between 1922 – when Northern Ireland was founded – and 1995.

The G8 meeting I chaired in Northern Ireland also forged a ground-breaking initiative to stop the true owners of companies hiding behind a veil of secrecy, tackling the cancer of corruption that does so much to destroy countries and increase the risk to our own security.

It needs more people working for it," said Kim Howells, a former Foreign Office minister who chaired the committee for two years until 2010.

He chaired the policy and resources and employment committees on the county council, and played a large part in ensuring that plans for a nuclear power station at Druridge Bay were shelved.

The group also claimed to have "several emails including a Gmail and the contents of three iPhones of a certain prime minister", and tweeted photographs of a government meeting from the vantage point of where Medvedev would have chaired it.

It is chaired by the prime minister and designed to co-ordinate the work of the three Whitehall departments responsible for foreign affairs – the Foreign Office, the Ministry of Defence and the Department for International Development.

It was chaired by cancer tsar Sir Mike Richards jointly with John Melville, then head of Roche Products in the UK.

However, this locally based inquiry does not have the same powers as the inquiry team chaired by the New Zealand judge Dame Lowell Goddard.

He chaired the City Growth Commission and is an expert on all those emerging markets that the government would like UK exporters to embrace.

Starting at 8pm on ITV, it will be chaired by presenter Julie Etchingham.

He also chaired the northern group of Labour MPs in 1991-92, having been its secretary for five years until 1990.