Sentence examples for future chairman from inspiring English sources

HIS FUTURE: Chairman of the Senate Banking Committee, should Republicans reclaim control of the Senate.

"But thanks to you," the future chairman of the Federal Reserve continued, "we won't do it again".

Hardly auspicious mood music for this morning's launch of the future chairman of HS2, Sir David Higgins.

At Columbia University, Arthur Burns, himself a future chairman of the Fed, became Mr. Greenspan's graduate-school adviser.

Arthur F. Burns, the president of the National Bureau and a future chairman of the Federal Reserve, suggested that Mrs. Schwartz and Mr. Friedman work together.

His performance during a nearly catastrophic episode in 1986 made his reputation and "singled me out as a likely future chairman," Mr. Corzine said.

Webb's appointment follows a revamp of the commercial arm's governance structure, approved by the BBC Trust this month, that will see all future chairmen of BBC Worldwide drawn from the board of BBC non-executive directors.

He has said that the ICC must be more independent, and so from now on all future chairmen will have to give up their jobs with their domestic boards.

That is ostensibly what ASEAN's foreign ministers had in mind this week when they decided to revamp their organisation's structure.The most important change was the formation of a revolving "troika", which will be comprised of ASEAN's past, current and future chairmen.

There's no guarantee future chairmen will be as committed to policing the market, which makes the legislation that much more important.

We had virtually none for years and Senator Dianne Feinstein and I walked out of Senator Mark Hatfield's office [Hatfield was a senior member and once-and-future chairman of the powerful appropriations committee] in 1994 with the first $25 million, which was a pittance.