Sentence examples for board effort from inspiring English sources
This year's budget board effort includes $1.2 billion in general revenue gains — that's non-tax revenue, folks — from initiatives like charging state employees to park in state-owned garages and speeding the parole process to reduce prison populations.
We should demand that the media mavens who enabled the Pentagon's disinformation campaign -- and, indeed, the administration's across the board effort to sell us this war -- be held accountable.
He and his committee members didn't get much support from the rest of the board, the investigators imply, even after Hernandez concluded that Tolstedt had been "intentionally misleading the board". In 2016, the report suggests, Stumpf fought a board effort to cut her compensation — and won the battle.
Despite school board efforts to keep schools open, virtually no teachers crossed the picket lines.
"There is an across-the-board effort that's going to have to be made in the face of climate change, which is real," Mr. McCain said.
It means a full-scale engagement of the U.S. government, an across-the-board effort with allies and international organizations, a real focus on the challenge these times present.
But gun control must be approached in the right way limiting access to guns must be an across-the-board effort that applies to all segments of Americans.
The Cavaliers had 42 points in the paint, the Lakers only 26, part of an across-the-board effort by Cavaliers big men Shaquille O'Neal (13 points), Anderson Varejao (11 points) and J.J. Hickson (11 points, 14 rebounds).
The Drug Policy Alliance, an advocacy group in Oakland, Calif., that opposes drug testing, recently started a project to help parents and educators who want to resist school boards' efforts to begin drug testing.
On Thursday, as PA 436 kicked in and enhanced his authority, Roberts issued a memo stating his intention to fire the school board's appointed superintendent and revoke the boards efforts to ratify new contracts and hire new administrators.
In August, the News Corporation dropped its plan to have Ms. Murdoch join the board, an effort to appease shareholders.
