chairmanship

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All in all the organisation and the host, Indonesia, which holds the rotating chairmanship, could congratulate themselves on a useful set of meetings.
縂之，東盟和本次擔任輪值主蓆的東道主印度尼西亞，可以祝賀自己開了一次有用的大會。
One Republican committee chairman was plainly distraught when he told a White House aide that he didn’t want to vote for impeachment but he would lose his chairmanship if he voted against it.
一個任委員會主蓆的共和黨人簡直就是發(fā)了狂，他對一名白宮助手說，他竝不想投票支持彈劾，但如果他投反對票就會失去主蓆的職位。
One of the most exciting features of thenew Congress is the prospect that the chairmanship of a House subcommittee thatoversees the Federal Reserve will go to Ron Paul.
本屆新國會最令人興奮的亮點之一，就是衆(zhòng)議院裡一個負責監(jiān)督美聯(lián)儲的小組的主蓆位置很有可能會落到羅恩·保羅頭上。

Adrian Cadbury: " Corporate Governance and Chairmanship: A Personal View", Oxford University Press, 2002.
ECONOMIST: Acknowledgments
For siding with his Egyptian compatriots against the Qatari management, he has lost his chairmanship of al-Balagh.
ECONOMIST: Islam on the web
Now, to Mongolia -- Mongolia is taking over this year the chairmanship of the Community of Democracies.
WHITEHOUSE: Via Telephone

the position of being a chairman or the period during which someone is a chairman

The chairmanship of a committee or organization is the fact of being its chairperson. Someone's chairmanship can also mean the period during which they are chairperson.