Sentence examples for appointed a board from inspiring English sources

The American company invested some $12m£6.5m5m) in Sendo and appointed a board member.

In March, Probst and the board removed the chief executive, Jim Scherr, and appointed a board member, Stephanie A. Streeter.

The state subsequently appointed a Board of Trustees until Hartford regained control of its schools in 2002.

In August, Obama announced that he would with Congress on reforms to some programs, and he appointed a board of outside experts to review NSA spying efforts.

State officials stepped in to oversee the district six years ago and appointed a board for five months until a new local board could be elected.

Julia Gillard has been appointed a board member of the mental health awareness organisation beyondblue, the health minister, Peter Dutton, announced on Thursday.

After the 2012 deferred-prosecution agreement with the United States, the bank also increased its spending on compliance and appointed a board-level financial crime risk committee to shepherd its compliance program.

and Stonesifer (president) -- and not to appoint a board.

So what should an NGO keep in mind if it wants to appoint a board that is sound and appropriate?

To appoint a board member "who so clearly has such interests," the statement continued, "is to distort the mission and purpose of the board".

For example, only 57% of boards approved reporting on corporate responsibility, and only 54% agreed to appoint a board member or subcommittee to oversee sustainability.