Sentence examples for extent board from inspiring English sources

How can we do either without extensive costs?... Laura Siegel, Manhattan A "The first step," said Aaron Shmulewitz, a Manhattan co-op lawyer, "would be to check the co-op's proprietary lease to determine to what extent board approval might be necessary for such an intrafamily transfer.

"We demanded these materials for the purposes of enabling us to investigate whether and to what extent the board of directors of Motorola failed in their duties as directors in supervising management and setting policy and direction of Motorola," Mr. Icahn wrote.

To a large extent, the board will take its cue from Amano's choice of vocabulary, and the Japanese diplomat, who is seeking a third term in office, has shown he has an acute grasp of backroom deal making and vote counting.

And to a certain extent, charity board members who hire Mr. Stark are also liberated from worries about poor rankings on watchdog sites like Charity Navigator, which tracks the fiscal health of 5,000 charities, rating them according to criteria like "Drowning in Administrative Costs".

To the extent that boards of directors help determine employee compensation, employee representation on these boards may result in higher wages for workers -- and may help to align executive compensation with corporate performance.

People felt uncomfortable about this inside the company, and to some extent also my board.

"The extent of a board's immunity from judicial review is of vital interest to co-ops," Mr. Weinstein said.

To the extent that a board rejects the request of a majority of shareholders to eliminate its takeover defenses, it could force the company to open the proxy ballot to directors nominated by shareholders.

Report of other aircraft types such as the F100 [Fokker], A320/321 [Airbus], B737 [Boeing] and DHC-8 [De Havilland] experiencing "fumes" although not to the same extent,' said the board's report.

"To the extent that the board is put on notice by the letter writer that there are concerns about disturbance that will result from the proposed transfer of hallway space, the board should do what it can to address those concerns," Mr. Brill said.

And to the extent that the board of directors or other oversight body is an active one, few people would see it advantageous to share their worries with the very group that can fire you as easily as they hired you.