Sentence examples for convene a board from inspiring English sources
The phrase "convene a board" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of gathering a group of individuals, typically for a meeting or discussion, often in a formal or organizational context.
Example: "The CEO decided to convene a board to discuss the company's future strategy."
Alternatives: "assemble a board" or "gather a board".
On taking office his or her top priority will be to convene a board meeting and release funds allocated by the government to help retail booksellers.
He was turfed out on June 2nd, just two days after Italy's stockmarket regulator told Generali, the country's largest insurance company, to convene a board meeting to tackle a boardroom split.
Mr. Woodford said that he had demanded Mr. Kikukawa's resignation, only to have the chairman convene a board meeting in Tokyo on Friday in which Mr. Woodford, the only non-Japanese executive among the 15 directors, was fired.
"We welcome the news that Craig Mather will convene a board meeting within seven days to consider the future of Charles Green.
They say Mather told them he would convene a board meeting within seven days, at which former chief executive Green's position will be considered.
If the directors were to convene a board meeting today, there is only one funding package on the table for them to vote on.
On Friday, Mr. Bondi convened a board meeting and announced afterward that the company would cooperate in any judicial investigation.
We learned of the allegations late Monday night, and convened a board meeting, removed him as CEO and I was appointed permanent CEO all within 24 hours.
Steven Beckwith, a UC Berkeley astronomer who convened a board that recommended cutting Lick's funding, stepped down in July from his post as UC's vice president of research and graduate studies.
As with other professorships, the University Council now makes arrangements for convening a board of electors, upon which Balliol has two representatives, in the event of a vacancy.
Eda Rivas, the justice minister, says she will convene a review board to study the request.
