Sentence examples for elect trustees from inspiring English sources

Cornell was one of the first Universities to elect trustees by direct election.

As such, it was required to put its budget to a separate vote, like the school budget, and to elect trustees directly.

Those living in the area would be entitled to membership for a payment of just £1, giving them the right to elect trustees and make essential decisions about the farm.

Most have contributed to campaigns to elect trustees or pass construction bond measures, records show.

The replacement of the elected trustees must be approved by the federal Department of Justice.

Elected trustees, he said, are "an important counterbalance to U.N. appointees".

This will skew the balance in our council meeting and the make-up of our elected trustees".

Gordell Wright, one of the tribe's three elected trustees, observes most New Yorkers think of Indians in historical terms; but "we are here and our problems are contemporary," he says.

At the Met, where White is one of thirty-eight elected trustees — and where donors supply the resources that in European institutions would be provided by the government — the Levys' generosity has been courted.

For example, one parent said, elected trustees have sought more fund-raising to keep tuition costs down, an issue particularly relevant to those who do not get subsidies from the United Nations.

In the 15th century some of the monasteries abandoned the strict regimen of the community under the rule of an abbot for a more liberal system in which monks could possess personal property and be governed by two annually elected trustees (epitropoi).