Sentence examples for potential chairs from inspiring English sources

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.

He has been courting alternative potential chairs to work alongside him, and said the dire share price meant Bamford should question his own judgment.

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".

Although the department cannot require the candidate to approach faculty members to serve as chair, many departments invite students and their advisors to participate in the process of selecting and contacting potential chairs.

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).

Two members - Alexis Jay, who led an inquiry into child abuse in Rotherham, south Yorkshire, and Drusilla Sharpling, a barrister and child protection expert - have been mentioned as potential new chairs.