Sentence examples for board in relation to from inspiring English sources

Glencore said it received a plan from Xstrata's board "in relation to certain amendments to the management incentive arrangements" and was "considering that proposal".

Sports Direct is facing ever louder calls for better governance following revelations of abusive working conditions, the widespread use of zero-hours contracts, and executives hiding information from the board in relation to the administration of USC.

A qualitative study was conducted, with data obtained from open-ended interviews, along with relevant posts on chat rooms and online bulletin boards in relation to an assessable collaborative online assignment.

Table 2 Interviews: types of stakeholders and objectives Type of stakeholder Objectives of the interviews Number of interviews University Management of the university Understand the perspective of the university board (rectory) in relation to the mission of the university and knowledge transfer activities.

PLHA were also not involved from the very onset, only coming on board later in relation to the provision of psychosocial support through support groups.

This view is supported by a recent review by Millar et al. [ 6] who suggest that our understanding of hospital board oversight in relation to quality and patient safety remains theoretically and methodologically underdeveloped.

Look and see which side the bow of the board is in relation to you, and place your lower hand on the boom so the mast is leading the sail towards the bow(front).

A spokesperson for Hefce said: "The board's decision in relation to price groups is particularly significant for media studies and sports science.

9.    Netplay TV calls for shares suspension as it confirms it has held discussions with the board of  Sportech in relation to a potential acquisition of the football pools business.

Given that many systems required significant improvement, it was disappointing that we found a clear trend of decreasing levels of board innovation, especially in relation to quality and safety.

During follow-up interviews with the passengers seated close to the index patient (patient A), we obtained a detailed description of his clinical condition, his movements in the aircraft, the contacts he may have had with other persons on board, and the timing of his boarding and deplaning in relation to other passengers, including the stopover in Bangkok.