Sentence examples for board late from inspiring English sources

Knighton resigned from the board late in 1999 and a Leeds court banned him from being a director or being involved in the management of any company for five and a half years in September 2000.

New management came on board late in 2005, and they seem to be doing the right things, but impatient investors have continued to dump the stock.

— JOANNE C. GERSTNER The Americans got on the board late in the first quarter, with a goal by Courtney Mathewson prompting chants of "U-S-A!" from supporters in the stands wearing red, white and blue wigs.

The outcry over her appointment by advocates and independent organic consumers was so intense that she resigned in February 2006 — but rejoined the board late that year after Mr. Johanns appointed her to the seat designated by law for an expert in toxicology, ecology or biochemistry.

With few opportunities early in the second half, the Pioneers finally got on the board late in the stanza when Shaginian made good on a penalty kick in the 72nd minute.

Finmeccanica's new chief executive, Roberto Testore, has said that a deal could be signed before this weekend, although the company refused to confirm reports that it had been approved by the board late on Wednesday.

Paul O'Neill resigned from the Kodak board late last year to become treasury secretary in the Bush administration.

But the £3m emergency loan he handed the board late last year has effectively given him control of the club.

The question of underfinancing and overcrowding drove the school board in tiny Candia, N.H., to request a face-to-face meeting with Manchester's school board late last month.

In a terse letter to the board late last year, Mr. Rothschild called on Bumi's chief executive at the time, Ari Hudaya, to resign.

He said he first raised the idea with Boeing's corporate strategy council in September and began broaching the idea with the company's board late last year.