Sentence examples for potential chair from inspiring English sources

He was considered as a potential chair of the Democratic National Committee in 1984.

Since Sunday, Stephanie Schriock, the president of EMILY's List, who has close ties to the Clinton campaign and has long been rumored as a potential chair, has also emerged as a leading candidate.

But suddenly when the potential chair is a progressive like Ellison, serving in Congress has become a deal-breaker (even though Ellison has said he would consider giving up his Congressional seat, if necessary).

Public faith in "the establishment" uncovering the truth meanwhile is fading, while the never-ending nature of these sagas means good potential chairs shy away.

The TUC general secretary, Frances O'Grady, or her predecessor, Brendan Barber, are seen as potential chairs for the negotiations, which are aimed at averting an immediate challenge to Corbyn's leadership and "cooling the temperature".

The Government's naming of Rona Fairhead as the potential first female chair of the BBC Trust was "quite revolutionary", she said.

Scottish-born, he joined the board on 1 October 2008 – just a fortnight before Fred "the Shred" Goodwin was ousted as chief executive and the bank bailed out – and was considered a potential candidate to chair the troubled operation at one point.

"In a world in which cities are the new drivers of growth, decentralising our political economy will boost GDP and enable our major metros to achieve their social and economic potential," said Ben Lucas, chair of public services, RSA and city growth commissioner.

That puts him in good company with his potential boss, SEC chair nominee Mary Jo White, who has also spent the past several years working for banks.

The remaining 709 were considered to be patient-days on which early mobilization was possible, thus accounting for 709 potential bed-to-chair transfers and 1418 potential physical therapy sessions (Fig. 2), according to our protocol.

Both RIKEN and A*STAR are publicly funded agencies overseeing networks of research institutes in many disciplines, which makes them good potential partners, says A*STAR Chair Philip Yeo.