Word: chairmanship
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...European chairmanship of the INF talks would oblige Europe's leaders to face the issue headon; their domestic critics would no longer be able to argue (as they do now) that U.S. intransigence is the principal obstacle to arms control...
...went back to sea at the helm of the Patrick Henry, among the first of the new subs. By 1977 Long was a full admiral and Vice Chief of Naval Operations, and two years later he was made Commander in Chief of U.S. Forces in the Pacific. When the chairmanship of the Joint
...remaining stubborn and uncompromising, then perhaps he will not find any more mediators after this." As for the P.L.O.'s future, added Sharaa: "We would prefer to see a collective leadership, but it is not our job to advise the Palestinians on this." Arafat may emerge with his chairmanship intact, but he may still be obliged to make changes in the structure of the P.L.O. leadership. Two hard-line P.L.O. factions, the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine and the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine, refused to join the rebels but favor many of the reforms...
...complex FCC rules "weren't really serving people well." In 1976, having moved further to the right politically, he signed on as communications counsel to Presidential Candidate Ronald Reagan. He performed the same service in 1980, and after Reagan's victory was duly rewarded with the chairmanship...
...Swedish native, Wiesel for nine years chaired Harvard's Committee on Higher Degrees in Medical Sciences. In 1982, he abandoned his chairmanship to devote more time to research...