Sentence examples for chatham from inspiring English sources
proper noun
A port and town on the Medway river in Kent, England; the home of the Royal dockyard.
Fadi Hakura, an expert on Turkey and associate fellow at Chatham House, said it was unlikely that such disputes would lead to a complete breakdown in relations between the two states.
We need to tell the stories of people like Kevin, a former chef from Chatham who has suffered from five heart attacks in the last year.
That view was reflected in Miliband's recent broadcast interviews and the definitive speech to Chatham House delivered by the shadow foreign secretary, Douglas Alexander.
Nicholas Shaxson is the author of Treasure Islands: Tax Havens and the Men Who Stole the World, and an associate fellow of Chatham House The chancellor is right to resist a major giveaway – either by cutting taxes or increasing expenditure.
Keir Giles is an associate fellow on the Russia and Eurasia Programme at Chatham House The reasons behind the annexation of Crimea and the pressure now being applied to much of eastern Ukraine are many and varied, but the simple reality is that Russia has used force to militarily occupy a significant and strategic portion of a neighbouring sovereign state, and it is not going to stop there.
He won a scholarship to Chatham House grammar school, Ramsgate, took his school certificate at 13, was playing the organ at 14 and conducting at 15.
The CAGE-Chatham House Series, No. 5. February 2013.
They also asked Savannah prosecutors to block the execution, although Chatham County district attorney Larry Chisolm said in a statement he was powerless to withdraw an execution order for Davis issued by a state superior court judge.
And all of it is exquisitely unfair," said Lawton, who retired as Chatham County's head prosecutor in 2008.
It's certainly not the only place you can shop, but it's compact and manageable, with lots of small boutiques in Chatham Road and Granville Street, and in the nearby Miramar Centre.
Todd Stern, special envoy on climate change under secretary of state John Kerry, told a conference at Chatham House in London that he was speaking to the White House "almost daily" and that the current talks offered "a historic opportunity" to meet the threat of warming.
