chairmanship
[chair-muh n-ship]
- the office or rank of chairman.
Origin of chairmanship
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Examples from the Web for chairmanship
Contemporary Examples
Once she lost the chairmanship of her Kadima party, Tzipi Livni resigned and formed a new party—Hatenua.
Goodbye to Israel’s Lousy Government (Let’s Hope the Next One Isn’t Worse)Alon Ben-Meir
December 4, 2014
Looking ahead, in 2015 he will rise to the Chairmanship of the House Ways and Means Committee.
Obviously, the RGA chairmanship was tailor made for Governor Christie when he assumed the position on November 21, 2013.
Reince is threatening that and he is for it, and he is staking his chairmanship on it.
Just as Janet Yellen looks like she has the Fed chairmanship in the bag comes talk of Roger Ferguson.
Historical Examples
When does he resign the chairmanship of the national committee?
The Plum TreeDavid Graham Phillips
They elected the seven members of the Presidium, who drew lots for the Chairmanship.
A Slave is a SlaveHenry Beam Piper
McDuffie resigned his seat and his chairmanship in the House in utter disgust.
Expansion and ConflictWilliam E. Dodd
The chairmanship depended upon the complexion of the Council.
Lord Randolph ChurchillWinston Spencer Churchill
This step, as was but natural, brought about a change in the chairmanship of the League.
Albert BallinBernhard Huldermann