Sentence examples for suitable chairman from inspiring English sources

Belokon added: "Until the beginning of the new season, we have sufficient time to find a suitable chairman, invest in the team and next year return to [the] Championship.

Though UKFI itself is in search of a permanent head, its priority is to find a suitable chairman for Lloyds Banking Group, who is capable of working with the bank's chief executive, Eric Daniels, as well as the various government and regulatory bodies.

Only in Trumpland can Gary D. Cohn be considered a suitable Federal Reserve chairman.

Chancellor George Osborne launches an independent inquiry into how Mr Flowers was deemed suitable to be chairman of the Co-op Bank. Co-op Bank

Unimaginative diplomats from west European countries and America are worrying whether Kazakhstan is a suitable country to become chairman of the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe in 2009.

Gary Sick, a former Iran expert on the national security council who wrote a book about the affair, said Judge Silberman should have withdrawn from the panel that considered Col North's appeal, and questioned whether he was suitable to be co-chairman on the Iraq intelligence commission.

"Mark has made an enormous contribution to the Globe and has thoughtfully given us time to find a suitable successor," Sir Michael Perry, the chairman of the Shakespeare Globe Trust, said in a statement.

The committee said in its report the former Conservative Party chairman was a "suitable candidate," but it was "surprised" that his "knowledge of the BBC's output on television and radio is limited".

"As an engineer and sports car fan I can promise you this car is really, really fast and suitable for everyday use," Tobias Moers, chairman of the management board at Mercedes-AMG.

However, no suitable candidate emerged, and the former chairman, Lord Burns, received a controversial pay-off.

The chairman reached for a suitable metaphor: "He's playing in traffic".