Sentence examples for topic chaired from inspiring English sources

A report on this topic, chaired by James Franck, a Nobel Prize-winning physicist from Germany who had worked on chemical weapons in the previous war, concluded somewhat heretically that the first atomic weapons should not be dropped on cities without warning.

He has written several books on the topic and chaired the national taskforce that wrote the current Code of Ethics of the National Association of Social Workers, for which he was recognized with NASW's Presidential Award in 1997 and NASW's International Rhoda G. Sarnat Award in 2012.

You're just sitting out there in the hot topics chair drunk or high or whatever.

The group's ultimate goal is to produce practical solutions for specific problems in the housing system, and subsequent meetings will each be limited to about one topic, SHWG chair Stacy A. Segal '90 said.

That's the topic Edward Bouwer, chair of the Whiting School's Department of Geography and Environmental Engineering, explored in an hourlong webinar with some of the nation's top middle and high school students on Wednesday night.

That's the topic Edward Bouwer, chair of the Department of Geography and Environmental Engineering in Johns Hopkins Whiting School of Engineeringg, will explore in an hour-long webinar with some of the nation's top middle school and high school students at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 15.

He was also invited and served as a topic area chair for the "Media and Crime" Section of the 2013 Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences Annual Conference.

Most natural scientists are still have not convinced of the need to contribute more fully to such topics". He recalls chairing a committee investigating the overuse of pesticides and toxic chemicals in farming.

Combative, provocative and engaging debate chaired by Michael Buerk on the topic of hypocrisy.

Mark Rice-Oxley, the Guardian foreign news editor, who chaired the debate, revealed that this huge topic would be tackled in greater detail.

The meeting is chaired by the ESR President, and the topic is chosen each year by the ESR Communication and External Affairs Committee Chairperson.