Sentence examples for expected chairman from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bingaman, the expected chairman of the Energy Committee, said he would back a bill to control electricity prices in California.

John D. Feerick, the chairman of the Ethics Commission and the expected chairman of the Public Integrity Commission, has declined to explain why he did not pick Mr. Grandeau.

Redknapp insists Tottenham were serious about paying such high fees and expects chairman Daniel Levy and owner Joe Lewis to fund a similar purchase if he deems it necessary when the transfer window reopens.

The company said it expects Chairman David Dunn will be acting president and chief executive until a replacement is found.

Most Fed watchers expect Chairman Alan Greenspan to hike the Federal Funds rate by a quarter of a percentage point but keep the bias at "neutral".

(Note to progressives: the Social Security plan put forward by Paul Ryan of Wisconsin, the expected new chairman of the House Budget Committee, does include private accounts).

Ordinarily, Geoghegan would have expected the chairman's role to be his because the bank traditionally hands the job to its chief executive, although this contravenes corporate governance guidelines.

In a sign that a Tory rebellion will be smaller than expected, the chairman of the foreign affairs select committee, Crispin Blunt, who rebelled in a vote on military action in August 2013, signalled his support for the airstrikes.

"There was quite a bit of disappointment among investors who expected Fed chairman Greenspan to just wave his wand and make all the pain go away," said Ed Yardeni, chief investment strategist of Deutsche Banc Alex. Brown.

"No one expected that Chairman Mao would die, so there were no preparations at all," said Xie, now 75, who said he then felt "quite proud" to be involved in preserving the Great Helmsman's body.

Few had expected the chairman to end up where he did.