Sentence examples for chief membership from inspiring English sources

"Is the Federal Reserve really prepared to turn a blind eye again and watch a new subprime crisis unfold?" Ed Gorman, chief membership officer at the National Community Reinvestment Coalition, said in written testimony to the Fed, which hosted the third and final public hearing to scrutinize the deal.

Chief membership costs $5,400 per year for members with a vice president-level job title and even more for those in the C-suite, at $7,800.

The battle between Britain's former intelligence chiefs over membership of the European Union intensified with the intervention on Wednesday of former chief of MI5 Eliza Manningham-Buller, who said the country's security would be seriously undermined by leaving.

Nick Johnson, the organisation's chief executive, said membership had been falling over the last couple of years.

How he must wish Lord Rennard (pictured), the Liberal Democrats' former chief executive, whose membership of the party was suspended on January 20th, had kept his wandering hands to himself.That he did not, as alleged last year by several women activists, is proving astonishingly difficult for the Lib Dems to deal with.

Under the federation's longtime chief, George Meany, council membership was limited to presidents of its affiliated unions, all of which were headed by men, and no union could have more than one representative.

Could Davies be the first RCN chief to lead the membership – numbering 420,000 – on strike?

Membership of Chief Pleas is emphatically not the equivalent of parish politics; 3.

Gareth Latin, the president of the Gibraltar Football Association and the chief supporter of UEFA membership, said he was not worried.

So that means Payne will either be seeing visions of pointed bayonets like his predecessor, or see Rometty as a chief executive worthy of membership just like her male predecessors.

Rangers chief executive Charles Green says membership "finally enables the club to move forward".