Sentence examples for board has expressed from inspiring English sources

The I.M.F. board has expressed its support for her.

On several occasions, Meg Whitman, eBay's former chief executive and a member of the board, has expressed an interest in acquiring the remainder of Craigslist, the suit contended.

The board has expressed its disappointment by giving Ms. Stewart a bonus of just $680,000 -- about 42percentt less than the $1.16 million she took home in 2001.

George Freeman, the chair of the prime minister's policy board, has expressed regret after defending government changes to benefits rules by saying funding should go to the "really disabled".

The board has expressed confidence in Mr. Eisner, worried that if he left now, the company would be vulnerable to a hostile takeover attempt, like the recent $54 billion offer from the Comcast Corporation, or would falter on its planned turnaround.

"The board has expressed confidence in Vivian Schiller's leadership going forward.

The decision was surprising, because a majority of the Icann board had expressed support for the top-level domain several times in the past year.

"One of the advantages of our measure is that it is forward looking, so it could be a useful tool". Both the CFTC and the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority economic advising board have expressed interest in the VPIN.

Several members of Pope Francis's sex abuse advisory board have expressed concern and incredulity over his decision to appoint a Chilean bishop to a diocese despite allegations that he covered up for the South American nation's most notorious paedophile.

But Munro said in a statement afterwards that the board had expressed confidence in the management team.

Finally, he said, if a board member has expressed a clear intention to purchase the letter writer's apartment, that board member should refrain from voting at a board meeting on the issue of imposing a blanket ban on subletting.