Sentence examples for her chairmanship from inspiring English sources

HSBC's accounts detail the role Fairhead's committee played at the bank during her chairmanship.

House leadership responded by taking away her chairmanship on the banking subcommittee.

Under her chairmanship the series of such conferences held over the next several years established standards, course outlines, bibliographies, and women's club study guides for the field, for which the name "home economics" was adopted.

She also mentions her chairmanship of the agriculture committee, a position that affords obvious advantage to a rural state and would be a political asset in a normal year.

Yes, she stepped down from two high-profile roles in as many days: first, her somewhat vague gig as David Cameron's "families tsar", and then her chairmanship of A4e.

She is president of Liberia by virtue of her chairmanship of the Council of State, the interim body made up of appointees of the armed factions, which is managing what remains of the country until an election is held at the end of this month.

Some will call for her to give up her party chairmanship; her chances of running for the chancellorship will diminish still more.

She has retained her board chairmanship during her tenure as chief executive, an arrangement that her predecessor, Getz Obstfeld, called "fairly uncommon," and that her critics assert insulates her from accountability.

She is pretty far down the ladder on her committees, denying her a chairmanship, the most potent source of influence and bargaining chips in the Senate give-and-take.

Ms. Unger, primarily a caretaker during her interim chairmanship, called for action to end conflicts of interest for stock analysts and ordered a review of Internet stock-picking sites suspected of preying on unwary investors.

She will be losing her committee chairmanship in January, so this was the last chance she had to get the report out there.