Sentence examples for board addressed from inspiring English sources

A three-member panel of the Board addressed cross-motions for summary judgment and ruled in favor of the general counsel.

Eduardo Porter, who writes for the Times' editorial board, addressed that claim in a comment Sunday.

LONDON — When Karl-Heinz Rummenigge, the chairman of Bayern Munich's board, addressed 600 guests at the club's end-of-season banquet last Saturday, he did not mince words.

Arthur Adelman, a member of the planning board, addressed the question of why Mr. Fareri would sell land that he had prepared for development.

But Joyce M. Lannert, the county's planning commissioner, said the board addressed specific issues like traffic and erosion, not whether a project "should go forward or should not go forward".

This, too, the company's board addressed in early December.

When a board addresses a pending takeover bid it has an obligation to determine whether the offer is in the best interests of the corporation and its shareholders.

Institutional investors are paying close attention to the individuals representing their interests in the boardroom, and how the board addresses its own succession.

"We believe the actions taken by the board address our concerns, and are a promising start to a bright future for SandRidge," Dinakar Singh, TPG-Axon's founder, said in a statement.

During the concert, the chairman of S's board addresses the crowd and says, "I am pleased to see Mayor G here tonight.

Responding to the letter, Health Secretary Ms Robison said: "It is vital that the health board addresses the issues raised so that the move can go ahead with the support of the clinicians.