He has also taken on the usual chairman's duties, like setting the regulator's coming budget.
"Despite the banks' ferocious lobbying for business as usual, Chairman Dodd took an important step today by advancing new laws to prevent the next crisis," she said.
As usual, Chairman Smith grumbled about what he called the "widespread practice of 'defensive medicine' that drives up the cost of health care".
As usual Felix Dennis, chairman of Dennis Publishing, stole the show when he announced my departure from the editor's chair at his magazine Maxim US.
"This is no time for a return to business as usual," Paul A. Volcker, the chairman of the president's Economic Recovery Advisory Board, said in a recent speech in Germany.
This removal of fuel is a "totally different operation" from the usual, Shunichi Tanaka, the chairman of Japan's nuclear regulatory agency, told reporters last month.
"It's business as usual," said Jim Eaton, chairman of the Emergency Management Committee at California Pacific Medical Center, one of the city's largest hospitals, with three campuses and 1,254 beds.
As usual, the Spurs' chairman, Daniel Levy, an accountant, is playing a waiting game — waiting until the buyer meets or nears the £35 million valuation he is holding out for.
But, as usual, the Fed chairman left his next move to the tea-leaf readers.
As usual, when Fed chairman Ben Bernanke testified before Congress this week not a single Congressman asked him why he deliberately and transparently triggered the Great Recession of 2007-2009, wasch waccompaniedied by a frightening financial crisis, gargantuan bailouts and huge fiscal deficits.
Station officials should put aside all thoughts about Turner and his proposed hostile takeover of CBS and "get on with business as usual," affiliate Board Chairman Joseph A. Carriere urged executives of 200 CBS-affiliated stations.
