Sentence examples for board that represents from inspiring English sources

It is fully accountable to its membership, through the 24-member executive board that represents the 182 member countries.

Having a board that represents all areas of the world and lots of women experienced in civil society will help speed the work, she said.

a matter of enlightened self-interest". He will be an "international civil servant," he vows, accountable to the board that represents the bank's 184 member nations.

Also next month, the board that represents the nearly 2,400 condominium owners in the northern section of Parkchester is to take up the matter.

But a report released yesterday by the group on the M.T.A. board that represents riders suggests that the agency still lags on at least one measure of treating riders like customers: answering their complaints and questions.

"What makes a place interesting is different kinds of architecture and a school looking like a school," said Laurie Frey, a member of the Community Education Council in District 3, a board that represents public school parents on the Upper West Side of Manhattan.

The Editor-in-Chief will appoint supporting editors and an editorial board that represent global and diverse expertise.

Previously, Cal-ISO was governed by a board that represented a cross-section of interest groups from industry to consumers.

Yet there are no City Council members of Chinese descent and only a few on community boards that represent Chinatown.

Similarly, many leading German and Japanese companies are directed by boards that represent both labor and capital.

Investors (and the boards that represent them) will become less patient with bosses who cannot produce results that exceed those of the previous accounting period.