Sentence examples for constituency board from inspiring English sources

"Like the larger church, Sojourners' constituency, board, and staff are not of one mind on all of these issues.

He was recently selected to join the constituency board of the Alabama Regional Autism Network with the Alabama Interagency Autism Coordinating Council.

The pieces all fit together: a compelling vision helps get your core constituency on board, and training them in inclusion skills helps them execute on it.

Member nations of the United Nations body charged with regulating shipping on the high seas adopted a first-ever strategy Friday to blunt the sector's large contribution to climate change — bringing another major constituency on board in the international quest to cap the planet's warming well below an increase of 2 degrees Celsius (3.6 degrees Fahrenheit).

As demands from external constituencies (shareholders, board members, politicians) mount, your control over internal operations recedes.

Because everything that is global is built on consensus, and consensus requires that you try to get as many member states, as many constituencies, on board as you possibly can". This is easier said than done, Kamau admits.

If your team's members lack the authority or political clout to unilaterally commit their part of the organization to the negotiating strategy, you must somehow get all constituencies on board before you get to the table.

Whan said he planned to be "smart enough to be quiet for 60 or 90 days and to really listen to the different player constituencies and board members, people who have more knowledge than I do as it relates to the L.P.G.A. right now".

While Young Alumni Trustees are elected by a defined subset of the alumni body, their "constituency" on the Board is not their electorate, but the University as a whole.

"There are 12 constituencies with 500 board members.

But one voice has been notably missing from this chorus and it belongs to the constituency that knows boards and their failings best.