Sentence examples for common board from inspiring English sources

In one case, merger discussions proceeded with the benefit of lawyers and common board connections.

The move comes as the Federal Trade Commission is looking into whether the two companies violated antitrust laws by sharing common board members.

Of the 13, seven are owned by the system, have a common board of directors and management and can borrow money as a unit.

The proposals wolud es tablish a common board of directors for three of the the aters, he said, and an inde pendent director for the Akademietheater.

The F.T.C. is specifically looking into whether Google and Apple violated Section 8 of the Clayton Antitrust Act, which says that companies with common board members must limit the sharing of information through those directors.

Not only did the Hamptons Common board tack up the announcement on the bulletin board, but it also went a little further: It posted a "news flash" on its Web site.

Then there are the competitions in which the scoring lays great emphasis on overtricks: pairs and (the much less common) board-a-match teams.

Joi Ito, who was born in Kyoto, Japan, is a well known investor and Creative Commons board member.

The former, a world-renown nutritionist slash model with two Masters degrees, the latter an international journalist, educator and vice chair of the Creative Commons board of directors who is not only redefining journalism for thousands of young journalists but also reinventing the model with an incubator-style University hub (Palo Alto High Media Arts).

First, it's less and less common for board members to be selected by the CEO, as boards and their nominating committees have assumed primary responsibility for director recruitment.

"But what did surprise me is the lack of conversation coming up in light of the national discourse". The survey found that the most common reason board members said they had not yet addressed sexual harassment at the board level was because they felt it was not a problem.