Sentences with phrase «into chairmanship»

«From our records, we have 48 candidates that are seeking election into chairmanship positions in the 17 LGAs of the state.

Kaduna State Independent Electoral Commission, SIECOM, has said elections into chairmanship and councillorship position for the 23 local government areas of the state will hold on...

Not exact matches

While British companies have been appointing more female directors, they have been slower to promote women into the top jobs — the chief executive, chief finance officer and chairmanship roles.

United in it, under its new constitution adopted at Jerusalem and under the farseeing chairmanship of Dr. John R. Mott, are not only all the Protestant missionary forces of the West, but also the National Christian Councils which in recent years have come into being in China, Japan, India and many other parts of what is commonly called the missionary field.

With the fixtures released and the pre-season campaign about to start, July burst into life with the ending of Ken Bates» chairmanship.

In the Senate, lawmakers there have already enshrined into the chamber's rules that legislative leaders and committee chairmanships be term limited.

That, as you'll recall, is how Cox managed to get into the state chairmanship in the first place.

Hosted by newly elected Chairwoman Joann Ariola, the breakfast was intended to move the party firmly into supporting Malliotakis after its two chapters of supporting her rivals during the chairmanship of Ariola's predecessor, Bob Turner.

Still, with the coolness and poise that have become her trademark, she talked him into turning down the chairmanship and climbing back aboard the Democratic party boat.

The Donald Trump visit that thrust Staten Island into the national spotlight was perfect timing for Antoniello to announce his chairmanship was winding down, he said.

Yet this is the policy position with which it is going into the Smith Commission, the group set up to fast - track more devolution to Scotland following the No vote in last month's referendum under the chairmanship of Lord Smith of Kelvin.

A national chairmanship aspirant of the Peoples Democratic Party, Dr. Raymond Dokpesi, has warned that the party may go into oblivion if it does not get it right during its forthcoming national convention.

He was also elected into the Ibadan District Council in 1952 as an independent candidate under the chairmanship of Chief Adegoke Adelabu.

I expect there will be quite a few other changes as the Democrats settle back into the minority and try to determine who gets what ranking committee chairmanships.

He gave up his Assembly seat and wound up jumping into a crowded field of challengers to Rangel last year, as the 81 - year - old Democrat suffered an embarrassing ethics probe, censure and loss of his chairmanship of the Ways and Means Committee.

The legislation in question would enshrine the CEO position into law, create a rotating chairmanship between the two states, create a chief ethics and compliance officer, reaffirm the authority's transportation - centric mission, and so on.

Despite news reports, Rangel was not pressured by Speaker Nancy Pelosi to step down from his chairmanship while the investigation into his finances was underway, Davis said.

As the New Patriotic Party (NPP) gears up for its national delegates» conference next week, some of its parliamentary candidates in the 2012 elections are warning the campaign team of Paul Afoko, one of the aspirants for the chairmanship slot to desist from dragging their names into the mud for his political gains.

The committee firmly believes that the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse, which the Home Secretary has established under the chairmanship of Judge Lowell Goddard, is the most appropriate channel for these very important matters to be examined.

He said, in the recently concluded elections into the 20 Local Government Councils and 34 Local Council Development Authorities, no member of the former CPC in APC was considered for the Chairmanship of any of the Local Governrnents / LCDAs.

The ISDS was formed in July 1906 by a group of Shepherds and Sheep Dog enthusiasts from Scotland and the English Border Counties who banded together under the chairmanship of George Clark, with J Wilson as secretary and a committee of 10 into the International Sheep Dog Trials Society.