Sentence examples similar to boarding in terms of from inspiring English sources

However, Mr McGovern, who is head of St George's - a state day and boarding school in Hertfordshire, will say that today's boarding schools are "in terms of safeguarding and students welfare, unrecognisable from the institutions of the 1950s, or 1960s or even the 1970s".

It's hard to point the finger at the board in terms of investment.

His company has created one of the most diverse boards, in terms of gender and ethnicity, of any company in the Fortune 500.

"I would agree with any move to enhance the overall strength of the board in terms of professionalism and skill sets," he said.

ABC, which has taken serious hits almost across the board in terms of traditional program ratings, points to those C3 ratings as some solace.

"That's what we are moving forward to and everybody is on board in terms of that road map and that agenda and is committed to delivering that.

Instead of the film, the festival audience was confronted with an on-screen statement: "This film has been refused classification by the film and publications board, in terms of the Film and Publications Act of 1996.

However, before any boardroom change, Rolls-Royce is first keen to reassure itself that any person nominated by ValueAct can add to the board in terms of skills and experience.

"The Europeans have been on board in terms of desirability to topple Saddam Hussein and to eliminate the weapons of mass destruction programs," said Charles A. Kupchan, a senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations whose book, "The End of the American Empire," predicts a broad-scale rivalry between the United States and Europe.

"I'm really delighted for the board in terms of the investors," said Hartley.

However, when investor sentiment improves for drug stocks, I would expect Lilly to be at the top of the leader board in terms of performance.