The phrase "apply for board" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to applying for a position on a board or committee, but it lacks clarity and specificity.
Example: "I am excited to apply for board membership at the local nonprofit organization."
Alternatives: "apply for a position on the board" or "submit an application for board membership."
Sheree Lane angrily described how, after she had signed a contract to buy a co-op she had been renting and then applied for board approval, a real-estate broker on the board persuaded the seller to hold out for more money.
Consider applying for boarding school or school away from home if you have the money, or applying for grants (financial scholarships) if you don't.
Doctors who have more than five years of work experience in a rural district hospital are eligible to apply for a qualifying board examination.
You must possess a 4 year college degree (have at least 90 credit hours completed) to apply for the Undergraduate Pilot Training UPTT) board.
However, several complications apply for an on-board operation and management, which reduce its real benefit in terms of net fuel consumption reduction.
When contacted by Weekly Beast, Harris confirmed he had applied for the board role while he was conducting his editorial review of the ABC's coverage of the higher education reform bill.
He enjoyed it so much that when he heard about Generation FREE -- a youth-led tobacco prevention movement -- he considered applying for a board position.
It can be assumed that most of the medical students do not know that a criminal record due to the consumption of illegal substances leads to rejection when applying for medical board registration.
Karen Bradley, the culture secretary, has encouraged black and minority ethnic candidates to apply for new Channel 4 board posts despite rejecting the only non-white person from five applicants put forward by the regulator Ofcom.
For example, a stabilized tenant who never had a parking space has no right to apply for one unless the board has a policy of granting spaces to nonpurchasing tenants and shareholders.
