The phrase "chairman without" is not a complete sentence and is not grammatically correct.
It is not clear what is being referred to as being "without" a chairman. It is possible that it could be used as part of a larger sentence, such as "The organization held a meeting without a chairman present." However, it would be more clear and grammatically correct to say "The meeting was held without a chairman."
Axis said last year that he had been terminated as chairman "without cause" after the board could not resolve "differences with Mr. Charman over his understanding of the role and responsibilities of the chairman position".
Could a chairman without conflicts have found a way to create a new Andersen?
It could be argued that Mr Woodford was naive to confront the chairman without having first amassed internal allies.
Cohen sent an e-mail message to Dorsey, the site's 33-year-old chairman, without running it up the chain of command.
It is unlikely that a president would nominate a Fed chairman without having a sense that the nominee was committed to keeping inflation in check.
In February, he received a presidential pardon, and a month later he returned to Samsung as chairman, without a board meeting to approve the appointment.
Those processes were already dramatically streamlined by the new SEC chairman earlier this year without sacrificing the commissioners' accountability in any meaningful way.
| The KDB Financial Group, owned by the South Korean government, is planning an initial offering by the end of the year, its chairman said, without giving details, Reuters reports.
In subsequent testimony, General Myers, the J.C.S. chairman, acknowledged, without mentioning the e-mails, that in January information about the photographs had been given "to me and the Secretary up through the chain of command..
One problem: Blackpool have a manager in place, and José Riga has suffered enough – courtesy of the club's increasingly bewildering chairman, Karl Oyston – without finding out that the interviews have already started for a position he has not even vacated.
In subsequent testimony, General Myers, the J.C.S. chairman, acknowledged, without mentioning the e-mails, that in January information about the photographs had been given "to me and the Secretary up through the chain of command...
