Sentence examples for chapter of the league from inspiring English sources
"I was shocked," said Senator McCaskill, whose mother ran a local chapter of the league.
The Westchester chapter of the league is calling on the county executive, Andrew J. Spano, and the mayor of Yonkers, Philip A. Amicone, to establish a task force dedicated to ending the dog-fighting in Westchester, and specifically in the City of Yonkers, site of most of the fights.
"We feel the county has a moral obligation (to pay the cities in full), even if it does take years," said Charles V. Smith, mayor of Westminster and president of the county chapter of the league.
A fellow League candidate was Peroutka's minister, Pastor David Whitney, the chaplain of the Maryland chapter of the League of the South, who preaches "the God-given right to secede," urges churches to arm and train their men into militias, and advocates for the "Biblically justifiable homicide" of abortion providers.
Mr. Lux also heard a complaint from Mary Blackwell, the head of the local chapter of the League of Women Voters, who raised questions about Strategic employees.
Her mother is the president of the Paramus chapter of the League of Women Voters and a past president of Temple Sholom in River Edge, N.J.
Chapters of the League, as well as rival groups … were soon started in almost every large city in the country.
It is a little early to start writing the final chapter of this league when we are just getting started".
They need to see change, to show the community that we are on the rebound," said Michael P. McMillan, president and chief executive of the St . Louischapter of the Urban League who raised money from Centene, Emerson, Starbucks and other companies.
The column sparked an angry reaction not just from the Vikings, but also from the St. Paul chapter of the Urban League, which sent a letter of support to Green and the Vikings.
The San Francisco chapter of the national League of Young Voters PAC, a progressive group that has published a voters' guide to 13 municipal elections since 2004, has given Proposition E a "Hell No" — a distinction "reserved for the issue on the ballot we feel most passionate about," Ali Uscilka, the group's local coordinator, said.
