Sentence examples for appointed board from inspiring English sources

Retitled Lewis S. Ranieri has been appointed board chairman of American Ballet Theater.

Conservative newsletters describe the presidentially appointed board as "Marxism on the march" and its members as "socialist goons".

The trust, overseen by a seven-member presidentially appointed board, is obliged to follow federal environmental and historic preservation guidelines.

Because she discovered that a newly appointed board member, a male journalist, was being paid £30,000 a year.

"He wants to put a politically appointed board together to manage the pension system," Mr. Faso said.

Instead of selling off state-run companies, the government retained ownership but carved the companies into pieces, which fostered competition, and then appointed board directors.

(Is this how journalism works now?)" In an interview, Mr. Varney explained that the transaction "was begun in 2008 with career staffers and approved in 2009 by five Bush-appointed board members".

It took the Bush-appointed board three years to decide the case.

The following day a new, state-appointed board was in control of the company.

It doesn't feel to me that these tasks should be undertaken by government-appointed board members.

It is under consideration by the Consultative Council, a government-appointed board that rarely challenges the monarchy.