Sentence examples for board split from inspiring English sources

As fund-raising lagged, the board split.

Ameripride is still 100% family-owned, with a board split evenly between family and independent advisers.

Yet with A.I.G.'s board split down the middle — the original deal was approved by only the chief executive's vote — execution risk should have been front of mind.

The board, split over differences of opinion about how far its powers extended, did not approve the recommended changes until Thursday.

In 1984, Disney's board split over who should succeed Ron Miller, Walt Disney's son-in-law, who was being pushed out as chief executive.

The board split vaguely reflects the county's voter registration figures, which include 111,638 Democrats, 100,795 Republicans and 290,213 unaffiliated voters.

Reform plans include a move to abolish the wider group's vast 21-member board, splitting it into two with a plc-style panel responsible for commercial decisions and representatives from its traditional membership sitting on a separate body.

Sometimes there is cooperation, sometimes the board splits, and once in a while there is outright refusal.

Keep fasteners as far from the edge or end of the board as possible to decrease the chance of the board splitting.

For the second year in a row, half of S&P 500 boards split the chair and CEO roles.

The nonprofits are jointly run by boards split evenly between union and management appointees.