Sentence examples for chairpersons- from inspiring English sources

He was appalled at the current tendency of select committees chairpersons to "grandstand".

Yet it had three chairpersons who were women.

Chairpersons, who are appointed by their clubs, are all-powerful.

"The N.E.A. and N.E.H. need chairpersons, because they need people to be working with Congress, the White House and the public to build support," said Dana Gioia, the poet who led the arts endowment from 2002 to 2008.

The chairpersons and most members of panels developing such guidelines would have to be free of conflicts of interest.

He served as president of five of those pilgrimages, running on-the-ground operations for the 400-person trip, and in 2008, he and Barbara were chairpersons of the "Lourdes 150th Anniversary Pilgrimage".

The Zagats have titles as co-chairpersons, but Bernardo Hernandez, director of product management at Google, runs the day-to-day business.

She and her husband were co-chairpersons of the $3.9 million capital campaign for the library ($100,000 is still needed).

Stonesifer and Bill Sr. serve as co-chairpersons of the foundation, but she essentially runs it -- he doesn't want to be bothered with decisions about hiring, process and organizational structure.

On Sept. 19, in an e-mail message marked "2008 Rosenthal Re-election kickoff BBQ," he called a meeting "for all chair and co-chairpersons" and asked those who had collected ticket money to bring it in.

Des Moines's television station KCCI reports: A spokeswoman with the Iowa Republican Party said True is not a precinct captain and he's not a county chairperson so he has no business talking about election results.