"board resolution" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It is typically used to describe a formal decision made by the members of a board, such as a corporate board or a board of directors. For example, "The board passed a resolution to suspend the project until further notice."
"Lewisboro has a town board resolution on its first project," said Mr. Gallay.
The board resolution follows state law, saying no one can be disciplined for not complying.
It arose from a 1984 settlement of a lawsuit concerning real estate signs -- not a 1999 board resolution regulating signs, which applied only to common areas.
The report raised "significant questions about the authenticity" of a board resolution that purportedly reflected a decision to increase Ms. Fisher's salary, the report said.
They can then apply to pay the remainder as dividends to their foreign owners by showing their books and a board resolution.
His lawyers pointed to a board resolution that stipulated that Mr. Brooks was entitled to 10 percent of the company's profits.
A 25% holding could prevent any special board resolutions reducing the voting rights carried by his shareholding.
Investigators found an additional 12.21 billion rupees in loans raised by forging board resolutions; 7.48 billion rupees in illicit gains from the sale of shares; and 2.3 billion rupees in dividends received from inflated earnings, Mr. Narayana said.
The bureau also said the 10 people accused in the case had forged board resolutions, obtained unauthorized loans and created more fake customers and generated more fake invoices than previously discovered.
In addition, the agents, who came with a wide-ranging federal search warrant, confiscated school board resolutions, meeting agendas and 19 other categories of material dating back to 1993, said Al Drucker, a spokesman for the criminal investigation section of the I.R.S.
But the defense could point to no board resolutions, no minutes of meetings, no memorandums signifying authorization.
