Sentence examples for state chairmanship from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cuomo went on to become governor and promptly stripped Mr. Baranello of his state chairmanship.

Shortly before the vote, one of the key players -- Thomas Giblin, the Essex County chairman, who had been in the Andrews camp -- was induced by the promise of a state chairmanship to throw his support to Mr. McGreevey.

Charles Dick recalled being asked to take the Republican state chairmanship: President Harrison had proven unpopular even in his own party, and with the start of 1892, McKinley was talked about as a potential candidate.

Fund-raisers who repeatedly miss goals are quietly but firmly eased out of state chairmanships, according to a person familiar with the matter.

US Secretary of State John Kerry assumed chairmanship of the Arctic Council on Friday as an international summit on the future of the quickly melting Far North opened in Iqaluit, Nunavut, amid ongoing tensions over Russian military aggression in Ukraine.

Lesser economic posts—including forestry, agriculture, state enterprises and the chairmanship of Bappenas went to members of the PDI-P.

In 2010, Munisteri, a lawyer who has had stints in real estate and as a color commentator for boxing matches, took over the state Party, winning the chairmanship from an establishment that had all but given up on appealing to Hispanics in the methodical way that George W. Bush did as the state's governor from 1995 to 2000.

Last month, Georg Schmid, the party's parliamentary chairman in the state legislature, resigned his chairmanship after it was revealed that he employed his wife for more than two decades, telling the Munich-based broadcaster Bayerischer Rundfunk that he had paid her up to 5,500 euros ($7,100) a month.