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Перевод: chairman

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1. It asked Barclays to release Brian Pearse, its finance director, to become chief executive and asked Sir Peter Walters, the former head of BP, to join him as chairman.
2. THE chairman of Poland's foreign affairs committee said yesterday his country would request membership of the European Community and all other European institutions.
3. Ma Bell is prepared to pay so much because the firm's chairman, Robert Allen, is convinced that the computer and telecommunications industries are converging.
4. At a Fabian fringe meeting, Andrew Neil, editor of The Sunday Times and executive chairman of Rupert Murdoch's Sky Television, made a speech, of course in his own and his boss's interest, which had a sense and vigour that the conference platform could dearly do with.
5. Mr Jack Adams, chairman of the union side, said that action would have to take place within a 28-day period from yesterday's anouncement or it would be ruled out of order.
6. Joint chairman Alastair Morton is due to make an investment presentation at the Victoria headquarters of Salomon Brothers this morning.
7. William Syson, former assistant general manager of Bank of Scotland, has been recruited as chairman of Oriel subsidiary CGA Insurance Brokers (Scotland).
8. Sir Rhodes Boyson, MP for Brent South, next Thursday leads a delegation to the party chairman, Mr Kenneth Baker, demanding further action on the poll tax.
9. Rank was a company without the creative leadership to support its chairman's ambitions for the world market.
10. Mr Shove joined the company in 1937 and eventually became chairman and managing director.
11. Yesterday Dr John Marks, the chairman of the association's council, said the crucial phrase lay in a working paper accompanying the White Paper which said there would be legislation "to require" authorities to keep to their drug budgets.
12. In fairness to the company, I should add that former chairman John Kerridge, who retired on health grounds in February, saw his pay reduced from 441,553 to 343,356.
13. The political storm disguised the fundamental problems facing Westland which Cuckney, as chairman, and chief executive Hugh Stewart set about tackling.