Clorox Co., Oakland, Calif., the household-bleach maker, named Gerald E. Johnston its chairman of the board, consolidating the company's leadership 19 months after he was promoted to chief executive.
For the remainder of 2 August Nelson's ships made improvised repairs and boarded and consolidated their prizes.
FAME's board now consolidates all of Ms. Alaiwat's compensation into one lump sum.
FEMA allowed the Plaquemines school board to consolidate and restructure its system after Katrina, including eliminating one of eight schools.
In his memorandum to Mr. Levy, Mr. Thompson said the board should consider consolidating the central board into one building and reassigning some duties from its headquarters to its district and field offices.
In the wake of Mr. Giordano's arrest, the state oversight board moved to consolidate its control of city finances by appointing Robert Dakers, a member of the board and an official with the state's Office of Management and Budget, as Waterbury's emergency financial director.
From my perspective, that analysis must be conducted before financial forecasts are rolled up and consolidated to boards, executives and shareholders.
In 1867, the school board decided to consolidate the various neighborhood schoolhouses and create a graded curriculum, which included separate high school classes.
These oversight boards could be set up at county offices of education, or consolidated into a statewide chartering board.
Another simplifying measure would require that a research project spanning multiple institutions be consolidated under a single institutional review board.
A receiver board measured the signal from the transmitter, which was consolidated and stored on an IBM-compatible personal computer via a Data Exchange matrix at 100-Hz sampling frequency.
