Sentence examples for time chaired from inspiring English sources

He helped found, and for some time chaired, the Public Policy Committee of the American Society of Cell Biology, an active and influential science advocacy committee.

Terra Firma flooded the company with Hands' business friends from outside the music industry – led by Lord Birt, the former BBC director-general, who for a time chaired EMI's parent company – although many came and went with dizzying speed.

"I've always felt uncomfortable that the State Department is heading this process," Rep. Henry A. Waxman (D-Calif ., who at the time chaireD-Calif .se Energy and Commerce Committee, said in an interviewho

Back in 2003, Rep. Bill Thomas (R-Calif ., a 25-yeaR-Calif . at the time, chaired the Ways and Means Committee and had to fight, scrap and claw the Medicare bill to final passage.

There was some useful horse-trading: Paul Sadler, a Democrat who at the time chaired the Texan lower house's Public Education Committee, emphasised more money for education in general, and Mr Bush pushed for tougher penalties for bad schools.Even today, Mr Bush gets the occasional kind mention at least in Texas.

Officials, and some politicians, have already discreetly canvassed possibilities for the two parties to share control in the ultra-sensitive area of policing.The talks are meant to develop momentum before more talks, this time chaired by Tony Blair and his Irish counterpart Bertie Ahern at Leeds Castle in Kent, later in the month.

As a dame, she intends to continue spending time chairing meetings of one sort or another.

She then declared Allen's keynote address as the best of her time chairing the festival.

He now spends one-third of his time chairing a central credit committee, and has veto power over every loan.

It is Trollope's first time on the Orange jury but not her first time chairing a book prize.

James Harding, editor of the Times, chaired very efficiently.