Sentence examples for behavior as a regent from inspiring English sources

His stint on the Board of Trustees of the Metropolitan State College of Denver, from 2002 to 2007, informs much of his behavior as a regent.

When he retired as a regent in 1980, he was startled when Mr. Reagan appeared in a video tribute.

At a meeting in March, R. Steven Hicks, a regent, accused his colleagues of "spending 90 to 95 percent of their time as a regent drilling down on U.T.-Austin," to the detriment of the system's 14 other institutions.

Daisy served as a Regent, Trustee, Regent Chair and Honorary Chair of the Capital Campaign for the George Washington Foundation, and was a member of the alumna board of Miss Porter's School.

Mr. Levy, who resigned as a regent to become acting schools chancellor, served as a frequent swing vote for CUNY.

But he has been widely seen as a regent, keeping the seat warm until Rahul Gandhi was ready to take what some see as his birthright.

Here are excerpts from a recent conversation: Q.: What do you want to accomplish as a Regent?

The dependencies are grammatical relations between a governor (also known as a regent or a head) and a dependent.

Instead, Sigismund proposed that he should reign as a regent in Muscovy instead.

Pattiz was first appointed as a regent by Gov. Gray Davis in 2001.

He is chairman of the Courtside Entertainment Group, which produces podcasts and radio shows, and has served as a regent since 2001.