Sentence examples for effective chairman from inspiring English sources

Mr. Pitt has tried to be an effective chairman, and deserves credit for ideas like making chief executives certify their financial results.

Suffering from a bad stammer, she received invaluable support from some others, eventually serving her time as an effective chairman – her word – of the weekly Tribunal.

Instead, he served out his time as an effective chairman of the transport select committee, though by 1995 he had decided not to stand again for parliament.

"I think what the BBC needs is somebody who has real experience of a wide range of different parts of life, to be able to be an effective chairman.

But many Democratic senators have said they need a stronger, more effective chairman to work with a new president and Speaker Nancy Pelosi in grappling with two wars, a wilting economy and a budget deficit that could be approaching $1 trillion.

It is difficult to imagine how the board can function without an effective chairman at its head, even if its existing members appoint an acting one from among themselves.In theory, audits are contractual arrangements between a company and its auditor, with standards subject to negotiation.

As Podesta sets out for 2016, it remains to be seen whether he will be an effective campaign chairman.

Besides informing us about Greenspan's childhood love of baseball, his early career as a musician and his first marriage, and about details of his connection to Ayn Rand, Martin helps the reader see the way Greenspan's earlier career made him such an effective Fed chairman.

Hunter R. Rawlings III, Cornell president emeritus and professor emeritus of classics, has been appointed interim president effective April 25, Cornell University Board of Trustees Chairman Robert S. Harrison '76 announced March 24.

"The union wasn't that effective, obviously," David R. Tyson, chairman of the West Virginia Republican Party, said.

Blackmun's appointment, recommended by Blake, is effective immediately, U.S.O.C. Chairman Bill Hybl said.