Sentence examples for organization whose chairman from inspiring English sources

The organization, whose chairman is Prime Minister Naoto Kan, oversees the government's response to the disaster.

REPORTER AT LARGE about Survival International, a 12-year-old London-based organization whose chairman is Robin Hanbury-Tenison.

The New Yorker, August 31 , 1981P. 60 REPORTER AT LARGE about Survival International, a 12-year-old London-based organization whose chairman is Robin HanbuRobinnison.

By E. J. Kahn The New Yorker, August 31 , 1981P. 60 REPORTER AT LARGE about Survival International, a 12-year-old London-based organization whose chairman is Robin HanbuRobinnison.

Mr. Como has the support of the Queens Republican organization, whose chairman, Philip Ragusa, noted that Mr. Ognibene had been far less involved in the party leadership than Mr. Como.

The announcement yesterday signaled that the directors of the partnership were eager to raise the profile of the organization, whose president for the last five years has been Robert R. Kiley, the former chairman of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority.

"It's increasingly clear there was really some underestimation of the number of people who would be required after the regime fell, and the length of time required to stay there," said Paul Saunders, director of the Nixon Center, a nonpartisan research organization whose honorary chairman is Henry A. Kissinger.

They contribute to public policy groups of all political stripes, from state legislators' organizations to the Democratic Leadership Council, whose chairman is Senator Joseph I. Lieberman of Connecticut, the Democratic vice-presidential candidate.

Last year, the show, whose chairman is Arie L. Kopelman, president of Chanel, raised $1.5 million, more than a third of the organization's philanthropic budget.

One is Boston Properties, whose chairman is Mortimer B. Zuckerman.

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