Sentence examples for board points out from inspiring English sources
Paul Beatty, who calls himself project manager for the Access Board, points out conflicts likely to impede proposed rules.
It is not that Americans have become more relaxed about sexual mores across the board, points out Karlyn Bowman of the American Enterprise Institute, a think-tank: they are still just as disapproving of extramarital affairs as they were in the 1980s.
Yahoo!'s Board points out that a transaction to acquire the whole company would be much more straightforward and involve far less risk than the new proposal or any similar alternative.
As the Times' board points out, there is some precedent for the Justice Department to stand down on the water issue.
But as the New York Times editorial board points out, Cuomo's current stance is quite different from that of 2002, when he deemed debates as a "good, honest discussion on the issues".
Brian Lamb, chairman of the National Council for Voluntary Organisations' campaign effectiveness advisory board, points out that charities are already accountable to politicians and the public because they are regulated by the Charity Commission.
A spokesman for the air resources board pointed out that the states had money from a variety of sources.
The board pointed out that Ms. Lombard did not bill Mr. Markowitz until after the Department of Investigations started inquiring.
Mr. Russell, of the orchestra's board, pointed out that potential donors often prefer to support New York City cultural institutions.
As the Times editorial board pointed out last year, the executive order that Obama was referring to didn't even apply to government contractors like Snowden.
Nonetheless, the board pointed out, the first film's arthropod was merely the product of a clinical experiment, but the new one grew out of "depraved sexual fantasy".
