Sentence examples for board task force from inspiring English sources

As part of the agreement, a community board task force will weigh in on the proposals, and the city expects to make a final selection by fall.

"Everybody can't have everything they want," Mr. McWater, the community board task force chairman, said, "but I think we're pretty close to an equilibrium".

David McWater, chairman of the community board task force writing guidelines for the site, said the board was emboldened by its successful recent campaign that rezoned about 110 blocks of the Lower East Side.

The possible use of advertising to pay for a new technology initiative was intensely criticized by parents, legislators and educators in April when a school board task force first outlined its recommendations to build a revenue-generating computer network in partnership with private industry, a proposal that was unanimously approved by the board.

But the tri-board task force on East Midtown, comprising Manhattan community boards four, five and six, said in a letter last week to the Department of City Planning that "there is no clear sign that sufficient funds are or will be available to address [M.T.A. infrastructure needs] or that such funds could be acquired in time to make improvements before density increases".

The board, a task force from the world's top 20 economies, also called for greater regulatory control of shadow banking.

It is important to point to the work already undertaken by the social work reform board and task force as well as Dr. Eileen Munro.

City Hall and rebuilding officials agreed that residential space is "incompatible with a memorial," said Roland W. Betts, a director of the development corporation who oversees the board's task force on the trade center site.

"Frank Keating feels passionately about these issues and is enormously troubled by the resistance we've experienced from some bishops," said Robert S. Bennett, a Washington lawyer who leads the board's task force on the causes of the crisis.

The aide noted that decisions about how to structure the new community oversight board — another task force recommendation — were delayed at the request of community leaders, who sought more time for review.

"Those bishops who are not cooperating must start acting like pastors and shepherds of their flock, and stop acting like risk assessment officers of insurance companies," said Robert S. Bennett, a lawyer in Washington who leads the review board's task force evaluating the causes of the crisis.