chairmanship

IPA: tʃˈɛrmʌnʃɪp

Examples of "chairmanship" in Sentences

Bernanke's chairmanship is slated to end next January. '
Why Reid lets him retain his chairmanship is beyond me. dlforlife
Huh? The DNC chairmanship is an elected position, not an appointment.
Paramount to my chairmanship is the integrity and success of the NRCC.
Taking away the chairmanship is not about vindictiveness or retribution.
Genachowski's entire chairmanship is wrapped up in the (FCC's new) National Broadband Plan and implementing it.
December 22nd, 2009 1: 26 pm ET several former Republican Party chairmen are quoted in the article criticizing Steele, saying the chairmanship is a full time job in itself.
Also, on the Lieberman thing, it seems to me that losing a chairmanship is a rare thing in Congress in general, but even rarer in the Senate, absent an indictment or something.
A top aide to Kaine said he had not heard the Gibbs rumor and pointed out that while Kaine serves at the pleasure of Obama, the chairmanship is a four-year term that expires after the 2012 election.
I think the underlying assumption in your example of the chairmanship is that the incumbent is non-anonymous when they return to the community and hence can be punished ( "answer for our choices") by the group.