Sentence examples for board chosen from inspiring English sources
How does a unitary board chosen by politicians achieve any unity of purpose?
Here, explicitly, are nurses and patients on the board (chosen, less explicitly, by whatever electoral system the trust directors deem appropriate).
The bill includes the nation's first city-owned casino in Chicago, which would be overseen by a board chosen by the mayor and approved by the Illinois Gaming Board.
Cracker Barrel offered to nominate two independent director candidates to its board chosen by Biglari Holdings as long as those two people were not affiliated with any restaurant company.
Proponents say that while the at-large system, with all members of the town board chosen by everyone in town, worked well enough for the lightly populated agrarian Long Island of a century ago, it makes much less sense in the densely populated suburbs of today.
There are two classes of FOMC member: The first sit on the committee because they're members of the Fed board, chosen in Washington and confirmed by the U.S. Senate; the second, into which Fisher, Kocherlakota and Plosser fall, are presidents of regional Fed banks, who rotate on and off the FOMC for one-year terms.
The board chose the chancellor.
Despite stiff competition, the AmeriCares board chose him.
Inside, the old board chose its new leadership, and five board members walked out in protest.
MCI's chairman, Nicholas Katzenbach, acknowledged that the board chose "from the standpoint of risk versus reward".
