Sentence examples for boards will come from inspiring English sources

I, too, hope that school boards will come to their senses.

You'll recall that they announced yesterday that the era of anonymous commenting on their message boards will come to an end with the release of StarCraft II.

The combined company's management and board will come entirely from SandRidge, Mr. Ward said.

The currency board will come to look like a central bank with a commitment to a fixed exchange rate.

It could betray a friend or a colleague, destroy a successful working relationship or create a powerful enemy, without knowing whether the rest of the board will come down on the issue.

The board will come face to face with shareholders at the annual general meeting in London's QEII conference centre in Westminster on Friday, and shareholder advisory groups are lining up to criticise Tesco's approach to pay.

That problem has been addressed by creating a different financing mechanism -- the budget for the new board will come from assessments levied on the corporate clients of the auditing firms.

But the executive board will come up with new proposals on pitch fees.

"Hopefully the board will come out and make a decision," Teale told BBC Scotland.

"I think the board will come together today or tomorrow and get a shortlist drawn up.

Should the munchies kick in, the crispy chicken skins, award-winning chili, and charcuterie board will come to the rescue.