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But the government seems to see the OSCE chairmanship as an international public-relations exercise rather than a way of boosting democracy.

This makes it all the more surprising that Mr Hurd, who seems to be a sensible chap, took on the chairmanship of HP.

He made a renunciation of his chairmanship.

Republican leaders resisted pressure fromthe banking industry to block him from his new subcommittee chairmanship.

He took over the chairmanship of the committee.

Long road, it is like living Tea, Jiangnan Although the United States, home is still my mind to give up the chairmanship of college.

Mr Lewis was stripped of the chairmanship of the bank in April and abruptly announced his retirement in September.

'Assuming the chairmanship of Asean isn't going to do anything about improving the lives of people, ' she said.

When it became clear that Mr Winch was going to lose his Chairmanship, his secretary turned a cat. in pan and went off to a rival company.

He took over the chairmanship.

It thanked the Chair for his patient and skillful chairmanship of that Committee.

Other issues expected to be discussed is Myanmar's bid to host the summit in 2016, two years before its turn to assume the chairmanship.

Ethiopia, which holds the chairmanship of IGAD and is hosting this summit, is seen as a major driver behind the push to crush al-Shabab.

Another activist investor has launched a campaign to strip Mr. Murdoch of his chairmanship and appoint an independent board chairman.

News should be forced to sell down its stake to a maximum of 29 per cent, and the chairmanship should no longer be an hereditary office.

Mr Lewis was stripped of the chairmanship in April and abruptly announced his retirement at the end of this year.

Indonesia, which holds the rotating chairmanship, could congratulate themselves on a useful set of meetings.

NEARLY two years ago, Kazakhstan was awarded the 2010 chairmanship of the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE).

The time has come for him to hand on the chairmanship to a younger person.

You watched Trainspotting over and over, and you became addicted to drugs, and chairmanship, as they were equally despotic.

Eventually, he moved to Portland, Maine, where he had been offered the chairmanship of Maine Medical Center's psychiatry department.

Tomorrow marks the first anniversary of his chairmanship and the news from the markets is good.

it may make orders on the conduct of the chairmanship at the meeting.

The New York Times, which is seldom in the vanguard of witch-hunts against Democrats, has already urged him to resign his chairmanship.

He was forced out of his chairmanship.

It has a rotating chairmanship and a secretariat.

The draft is due to be issued by the Major Economies Forum under the chairmanship of Barack Obama.

If the chairmanship of the board is going spare, most chief executives will grab it.

Liu Chuanzhi, the founder of Lenovo who reassumed the chairmanship in February, has so far talked a good turnround.

His board had long been hinting that he needed to put a succession plan in place, and, at 70, Land was coaxed into ceding his chairmanship.

at the start of the election , the presiding member shall call for nominations for the chairmanship.

Following the death of Edward Kennedy, Christopher Dodd declined the chairmanship of the Senate health committee.

His policy wonk side is also evident in his chairmanship of the board of the New America Foundation, a Washington think-tank.

She was appointed to the Chairmanship of the Committee.

The agreement also allows China to take on the rotating chairmanship of the naval task force that coordinates patrols.

He says he will use his new chairmanship to renew his push for a full audit of the Fed and to hold a series of hearings on monetary policy.

The ministry of textile has constituted a Working Group under Chairmanship of Secretary (Textiles) to suggest on National Fiber Policy.

Johnson took over the chairmanship of the committee yesterday.

The committee judge officially confirmed the candidacy of the four runners for chairmanship.

Financial incentives favour taking a government job, not a committee chairmanship.

Yet some observers hoped that the pride of the one-year chairmanship would inspire human-rights improvements.

Tenure of chairmanship and deputy chairmanship should be for the life of the Bills Committee.

The G20, in particular, will adopt an ambitious agenda under the hyperactive chairmanship of Nicolas Sarkozy, the president of France.

They have long argued that as soon as the country got its wished-for chairmanship, pressure for reform would be off.

But few can have missed the chairmanship of France's hyperactive president, Nicolas Sarkozy.

Prof. Li took over the chairmanship of the committee.

As vice chairman, he also will assume chairmanship of the APA Finance Committee for the 2009 budget cycle.

In conclusion, I sincerely congratulate Kazakhstan on assuming the SCO rotating Chairmanship and hosting the 2011 SCO Summit.

The principles that united us then can unite us again under the new chairmanship of Egypt for the Non-Aligned Movement.

For siding with his Egyptian compatriots against the Qatari management, he has lost his chairmanship of al-Balagh.

However, a hurdle to Mr. Geoghegan getting the chairmanship is his current position as CEO.

The chairmanship rotates among its members with Peru holding the chair this year.

I feel that when there are so many better people for the chairmanship, I should stand aside.

They have thought of George for the chairmanship.

He has resigned from the chairmanship of the subcommittee.

A softened tone about the deal is new to Mr Skinner, who will soon leave the chairmanship.

But in March 1999 he quit both that job and the SPD chairmanship, an act for which the party cannot forgive him.

He didn't want to step aside from his chairmanship.

I also want to thank Donald for his excellent chairmanship.

France, which assumes the chairmanship of the G20 after the Seoul summit, thinks the world can do better.

Local human-rights activists add that the situation has become worse for them since Kazakhstan got the OSCE chairmanship.

This autumn the G20 will gather for another meeting, this time in Pittsburgh under Barack Obama's chairmanship.

What does his move to the chairmanship mean?

He will give up his Experian chairmanship but will remain at Burberry.

A. Will you please find someone else for the chairmanship?

I didn't ask for the chairmanship. I was pitched into it.

Why do you object against Mr John for the chairmanship?

That's why we got you the chairmanship .

He wasn't asked to take on the chairmanship of the society, being considered insufficiently popular with all members.

The chairmanship is vacant. Figuratively the word refers to the absence of intelligent meaning or thought:

who's to take over the club's chairmanship is to be discussed

demanded Mr Lee's immediate resignation from the chairmanship

New Chairmanship of the Hong Kong Ethics Development Advisory Committee