Sentence examples for jointly chairing from inspiring English sources

Jolie and Hague have been working together since 2012 on the issue of preventing sexual violence in conflict, jointly chairing a global summit on the subject two years later, the largest ever international gathering on the subject.

But Gordon Brown has recently hired a new press secretary, Simon Lewis, who is jointly chairing the working group that is reviewing the lobby system, and he is open to change.

The committee will be jointly chaired by Conservative culture secretary Maria Miller and Danny Alexander, the Lib-Dem chief secretary to the treasury.

Cancer tsar Sir Mike Richards jointly chaired the inquiry with John Melville, then head of Roche Products in the UK.

The group monitoring the ceasefire jointly chaired by the Americans and Russians in Geneva, is also struggling with an agreed mechanism to punish ceasefire breaches.

It is jointly chaired by Prof Adeeba Kamarulzaman from the University of Malaya and Prof Michel Kazatchkine, the UN special envoy for HIV/Aids in eastern Europe and central Asia.

The group will be jointly chaired by David Eastwood, the acting chief executive of the funding council for England, Hefce, and Sir Alan Wilson, the director general for higher education at the Department for Education and Skills.

Paddy Ashdown would be able to demand that Mr Blair pledge his support for PR as his party's price--even though he remained "unpersuaded" of its merits.This is why the report published on March 5th by the Lib-Lab joint consultative committee on constitutional reform, jointly chaired by Mr Cook and Bob Maclennan for the Lib Dems, is so important.

The task force is being jointly chaired by Enterprise Secretary John Swinney and Fife Council leader David Ross.

The council is jointly chaired by Mark Walport, the government's chief scientific adviser, who was an author on the report.

The task force, jointly chaired by Mr Swinney and Fife Council leader David Ross, will hold its first meeting on Thursday.