Sentence examples for board navigate from inspiring English sources

Mr. Light's strong background could help the board navigate through the mess.

Exam boards navigate between losing the trust of universities and losing the patronage of schools.

Ultimately, choosing the right partner can help senior executives and their boards navigate cybersecurity challenges, protecting not only their organizations, but their careers as well.

This is a road to travel more cautiously while boards navigate to calmer water on big governance issues.

"[There is] a need for a strategic sounding board to navigate career challenges, like performance reviews, promotions, compensation, professional growth, leadership development," said Buddy Moran '86BUS.

NOT (YET) IN COMMAND When large vessels reach the Bay, experienced sailors, known as bar pilots, get on board to navigate as they dock with assistance from the tugs.

The National Association of Corporate Directors, a group that helps board members navigate the issues of the day, made this move by rolling out training programs designed to help senior leaders better understand threats.

Your stroke made even the simplest tasks baffling, but you succeeded in using my boarding card to navigate to "my" seat.

For starters, these buildings often have less-experienced boards to navigate a crisis.

The board has navigated them before and will do so again.

Embark is also focusing on handling freeway driving, with a human driver on board who navigates city streets.