Sentence examples for local chairs from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, Hyder and Colbert suggested that there was "a general lack of more ladies such as Mrs. Bass"; many municipalities had trouble finding local chairs.

Local chairs' interactions with colleagues can enable the former, too, to hear about researcher's difficulties and struggles, and may enhance IRBs' understandings of the strains researchers confront.

Mr McGinn, a former local chair of the Sierra Club, an environmental lobby group, surprised many by winning election to City Hall four years ago.

Party members also debated liberalising prostitution laws, including one local chair suggesting school careers officers could suggest prostitution as a profession for pupils.

Local chair Bill Wakeham said: "The tide is changing and people are fed up with the two-party system - they want individual representation and that's what UKIP offers".

The local chair persons of the sub-counties were asked to consecutively select every fifth household registered.

Douglass has a war chest approaching half a million dollars and more than a dozen-plus local Democratic chairs and vice chair endorsements around the district.

He infuriated the committee, particularly when he claimed he could not remember the names of three local police chairs that he had worked with.

An e-petition calling on Mr Clegg to quit was signed by 250 Lib Dem members in 36 hours – including 43 councillors, three parliamentary candidates and six local party chairs.

Overall, however, these local IRB chairs, administrators, and members overwhelmingly supported local over centralized IRBs.

His role will see him representing and working for local residents, chairing town council meetings, and attending local events.