Examples of chairpersons

• In this case, to make the chiefs chairpersons of the new land allocation committees seems misconceived.

• The lead officers, chairpersons and local authority staff, were, it would seem, sometimes unaware of the views of their voluntary sector members.

• Guideline chairpersons mediate in the guise of impartial spectator, as moderator of plenary sessions, as umpire settling disputes, and as setter of rules of the game of guidelines development.

• Guideline chairpersons could attempt to eradicate unreasonable biases owing to excessive sympathy or empathy, undue influence from special interests, conflicts of interest, lobbying influences, and suppression of minority dissent.

• Now, all the chairpersons have the same opportunity to present their arguments.

• Why was the schedule not discussed in detail with the chairpersons, and even perhaps with the directors, before it was finalised?

• We believe that chairpersons should have a duty to take note of evidence as the tribunal hearing proceeds.

• I hope that the chairpersons will now be able to start their work.

• The first issue concerns the independence and the authority of the chairpersons of the authorities.

• These two women happen to be their company chairmen, or chairpersons.

• There are no such chairpersons or non-executive directors.

• It was organised by its press officer and chaired by one of its committee chairpersons.

• Parliament should have to approve the chairpersons appointed to our public corporations so that people can give evidence about them before they are confirmed.

• Its colleges are headed by deans and departments chairpersons who report to the deans.

• It is the entity which determines daily legislative agenda items and assigning committee chairpersons based on party representation.