Sentence examples for permanent chairs from inspiring English sources

Ike Richman, a spokesman for Comcast-Spectacor, which owns the Flyers, the Sixers and both arenas, said thousands of red seats from the Spectrum had been sold since the arena closed — two permanent chairs for $395, one permanent chair for $295 and one folding chair for $195 — and a $15 novelty item is popular.

EU committees should have permanent chairs and not be whipped.

High implementing teams also tended to have permanent chairs who maintained a focus on decisions, which were clearly recorded.

The permanent chair will then administer the caucuses".

Caucuses can then elect a permanent chair but invariably the temporary chair is chosen.

Previously the holder of the 1st permanent chair in sociology at Cambridge, Giddens, 59, is an intellectual powerhouse-- the most impowerhouse-- thesocial powerhouse-- theur timost

"She will be the first permanent chair of the European Union foreign affairs council, she will represent Europe on the world stage in negotiations with the United States, China, India, Russia and other countries.

The failure to agree an appointment has left the FSA without a permanent chair at a time when it has had to deal with the horsemeat scandal – the largest food crisis it has ever faced.

It was under a Labour government that a former Labour minister was appointed as the agency's most recent permanent chair, so it can hardly complain when the Conservatives want their own man, too.

They include "the recruitment of a suitably qualified chief executive able to develop and deliver a new business model for the company; strengthening of the company's financial operations and the recruitment of a permanent chair".

The arrangements include "the recruitment of a suitably qualified chief executive able to develop and deliver a new business model for the company, strengthening of the company's financial operations, and the recruitment of a permanent chair".