Sentence examples for council of trustees from inspiring English sources
ANNE NEAL President, American Council of Trustees and Alumni Washington, Dec. 10, 2012.
ANNE D. NEAL President, American Council of Trustees and Alumni Washington, Oct. 2, 2013.
Anne D. Neal President, American Council of Trustees and Alumni Washington, Oct. 25, 2010 To the Editor: Diversity at universities and elite university infiltration of our officer corps are a good thing.
Mike Nicholson, head of student recruitment and admissions at Bath University and a member of the AQA exam board council of trustees, said: "For teachers in England there's an awful lot of change with a whole range of new qualifications.
Some members of the governing council and board of trustees expressed concern two years ago when works began at a cost of £22m.
The strategy, which included a complete refit of the historic Faraday lecture hall and an upmarket bar and restaurant, was criticised by some on the governing council and board of trustees as a risky financial gamble.
WASHINGTON — President Obama's nominee for energy secretary, Ernest J. Moniz, is a consultant to the energy giant BP and a member of the advisory council and board of trustees of King Abdullah Petroleum Studies and Research Center, of Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, among other positions, according to disclosure statements filed with the government and released on Friday.
"These members of councils are trustees of the council tax payers money and as trustees they have an obligation to be open and honest with us.
He had been a vice chairman of the Yale University Art Gallery's governing board, a trustee of the Whitney Museum of American Art and a member of the trustees' council of the National Gallery of Art.
"We're close to having the total pledge amount," said Steven Skulnik, the immediate past chairman of the school council, equivalent to the board of trustees.
The people in question are those running for the charity's ruling council, a 25-strong board of trustees, voted in by RSPCA members.
