Sentence examples for chairmanship into from inspiring English sources
Hussey turned the chairmanship into a full-time job, demanding full secretarial services and a car.
Rejecting him would be a big mistake, for it would both flog a distinguished public servant who helped avert catastrophe and turn the Fed chairmanship into yet another political football.
The waste and profiteering he saw led him to use his subcommittee chairmanship in the Committee on Military Affairs to begin investigations into abuses while the nation prepared for war.
When the second war came he again hoped to play a central part, but was again neglected and pushed aside, as his biographer José Harris says, "into the chairmanship of an obscure interdepartmental inquiry into the co-ordination of social services – an inquiry that was not expected to report until after the war was over".
Eckerstrom accidentally propelled himself into the chairmanship when he threw his hat into the ring in a split decision on the spot at the party reorganization meeting.
His subsequent book, Corporate Governance and Chairmanship, was recently translated into Japanese.
By then he had maneuvered himself into the chairmanship of the countys Democratic Party, so he could essentially anoint himself for the job.
His re-election propelled him into the chairmanship of the Republican Governors Association, where he wooed many of the country's wealthiest conservative donors.
Such arrangements — which he said will be a "signature part" of his chairmanship — will play "right into the president's wheelhouse," Mr. Landesman added, speaking of Mr. Obama's concerns about cities and economic development.
When Elisse Walter stepped into the chairmanship of the Securities and Exchange Commission last month, she took on a daunting task.
Mr. Thompson, who plans to run for mayor again in 2013, noted that the loss of the House had not only stripped Mr. Towns of his chairmanship, but had also thrown into the minority rising black representatives like Yvette D. Clarke of Brooklyn.
