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But the foundation then asked Mr. Boraine, the meeting's chairman, to develop a proposal for a center that could conduct research in the field and help countries emerging from state-sponsored terrorism or civil war.

She worked with Mr Palmisano (who will remain as chairman) to develop the firm's "roadmap to 2015", which states that IBM wants to double its earnings per share by that year and ramp up growth in China and India.In this section Big Oil's bigger brothers Three questions The doctor octopus The Bay Area, with banjos Not drowning, but waving Steady as she goes What should Wall Street do?

We use semi-structured interviews with 11 chief audit executives and 2 audit committee chairmen to develop an initial framework focusing on how this practice affects financial reporting quality.

Congressman Jason Chaffetz, the chairman of the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, will chair a hearing Wednesday about whether the White House improperly influenced the independent agency and pressured its chairman, Tom Wheeler, to develop a net neutrality plan that mirrored recommendations President Barack Obama made last November.

He is working closely with Robert Lutz, G.M.'s vice chairman and product guru, to develop vehicle platforms that can spawn models suitable for different regions.

In May, Mr. Obama directed Mr. Hagel and Gen. Martin E. Dempsey, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, to develop a process that would improve enforcement of the law, hold violators accountable and protect victims.

Johnson served as a co-chairman of the committee to develop a plan for the desegregation of South Carolina's colleges and universities.

The chairman, Dale E. Klein, ordered staff members to develop a plan "because of repeated inquiries about the adequacy of N.R.C. oversight and licensee performance" at the two reactors at Indian Point.

Committee chairman Margaret Hodge said: "The failure to develop a comprehensive plan has led to extensive delay and the waste of a yet to be determined amount of public money.

One result, said Dr. Kerry Solomon, the co-chairman of the committee trying to develop the study design, might be to further clarify which patients are not good candidates for Lasik.

Club chairman Jim Mann also highlighted the need to develop players and do so "the Killie way".