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Meanings of chairwoman in English

Portuguese
presidente
Catalan
moderadora
Spanish
presidente
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The officer who presides at the meetings of an organization.

presidente
Usage of chairwoman in English
1
The Southern Health Board has elected its first chairwoman, Dr Catherine Molloy.
The Irish Times
2
USAG chairwoman Kathryn Carson said the organisation is facing hundreds of lawsuits.
Radio NZ
3
The new chairwoman of the Arts Council knows how unhappy artists are.
The Irish Times
4
As chairwoman of the reception committee I welcome you with open arms.
The new yorker
5
In November 2011, she was appointed chairwoman of the Campaign for Children.
The Irish Times
6
The firm's CEO, chairwoman and several directors stepped down following the revelations.
Reuters
7
Mozilla's executive chairwoman Mitchell Baker announced the decision in a blog post.
BBC
8
She was chairwoman of Petrobras when the company bought the Texas refinery.
Reuters
9
As chairwoman of the mighty Kruger-Brent, Ltd., Lexi Templeton was American royalty.
Mistress of the game
10
Full representation was granted by the tribunal chairwoman, Judge Alison Lindsay, to:
The Irish Times
11
Maor would then be a candidate to become chairwoman of the bank.
Reuters
12
Committee chairwoman, Margaret Hodge said the company had questions to answer.
Reuters
13
Committee chairwoman Anne Conroy said the waiting lists were significant in many cases.
The Irish Times
14
Ms Beverly Cooper-Flynn TD has been elected chairwoman of the Western Health Board.
The Irish Times
15
Angela said she would continue as both creative director and chairwoman.
Reuters
16
Previously she held the positions of chairwoman, general secretary and president.
The Irish Times
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Portuguese
presidente
Spanish
presidente
Chairwoman through the time
Chairwoman across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Rare
United Kingdom
Rare