Sentence examples for respected chair from inspiring English sources

In the coming year, though, President Trump could replace Janet Yellen and Stanley Fischer, the highly respected chair and vice-chair of the Fed, with new appointees.

Matthew Taylor, the respected chair of the Social Integration Commission, called on governors to issue regular reports on how their pupils are mixing to prevent serious divisions in society – saying that Muslim schools were of particular concern as their intakes tend to be less diverse.

After a brief stint as shadow education secretary, he retired to the backbenches but returned to prominence in 2010 to become a highly respected chair of the Commons health select committee before standing down from parliament at this year's general election.

2.08pm BST Treasury committee chair: Bank of England breaks new ground Andrew Tyrie MP, the highly respected chairman of the Treasury Select Committee, has also issued a response to today's report.

"Since original chair respected former RBA Governor Bernie Fraser resigned and the Abbott appointees took their position, we've seen less of the 'frank and fearless' advice expected of an independent institution".

Kate Hudson, the well-respected chair of CND, who had been due to contest the Manchester Central byelection in November, withdrew her candidacy.

The debates raging this year over the appointment of celebrities to prize committees and their stewardship by oleaginous former MPs seem all the more downmarket when considering who was on the 1971 Booker panel: John Fowles, Saul Bellow, Lady Antonia Fraser and Philip Toynbee with the respected critic John Gross as chair.

A day before the white paper, respected Tories such as Jesse Norman, chair of the media select committee, and Damian Green raised questions in the house about the impact on the BBC's editorial independence.

It checks in at a hefty 876 pages, and he's appearing with Booker longlisted Richard House, whose The Kills, is 1002 pages long - respect to chair Peggy Hughes for volunteering for a 500,000-word event.

As a result, in April 2009 the U.N. Human Rights Council appointed an investigative committee, chaired by Richard Goldstone, a respected South African jurist and human rights advocate, and a Jew.

The interim ACMD chair, Les Iversen, is a highly respected neuropharmacologist; his books on cannabis and amphetamines are definitive works.