Sentences with phrase «whose long tenure»

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Mr. Harper reappointed the Board's Deputy Chair Lynne Mercier whose tenure was not due to expire until December 2015, and he reappointed two temporary members — Michael Richmond and Jacques Gauthier — both with long standing oil industry ties.

Other companies, including MDC Holdings (mdc), whose home - building operation is called Richmond American Homes, have issues with directors with long tenures or business or personal entanglements with company executives.

Mr. Lindsay, a Democrat whose father was the Legislature's longest - tenured presiding officer, serving eight years, said the county's budgetary woes and fiscal challenges influenced his proposal, which he says «will reduce redundancies, increase transparency and promote greater government efficiency.»

He is now a tenured professor at Brown University whose most important work has taken place in the field of dynamics, which studies the long - run behavior of iterative processes, like a billiard ball ricocheting on a frictionless table.

Among the influential members of NAACP's 64 member board: Hazel Dukes, whose long (and often infamous) tenure as head of its Empire State affiliate included teaming up with the AFT's United Federation of Teachers in an unsuccessful effort to stop the Big Apple from renting space in half - empty traditional school buildings to charter schools.

But this time, let's ignore the earnings of the longer - tenured authors, greying out and eliminating any author whose first title was published 2 years ago or more.

The lineup includes commissions for the likes of Liam Gillick, Tom Sachs and Do Ho Suh, each of whose work was acquired by the Albright - Knox Art Gallery in Buffalo, New York, during Grachos's decade - long tenure as its director.

Opening: Harry Callahan, «City» at Pace / MacGill Work by Callahan, whose photography earned him a whole lot of accolades in his lifetime (a retrospective at MoMA, long - term tenures at the New Bauhaus and RISD, appointment as the first photographer to rep the U.S. at the Venice Biennale, et al.) is going up at Pace / MacGill.