Sentence examples for interview board from inspiring English sources

Earlier this month, Mr. Loeb traveled to Silicon Valley, to interview board candidates in preparation for a possible proxy fight.

I first encountered him 50 years ago, when I faced an interview board before securing a bursary to study for a postgraduate degree in structural engineering.

In a Cornell Chronicle interview, Board chair Robert S. Harrison '76 and Executive Committee chair Jan Rock Zubrow '77 describe how trustees are ensuring that Cornell, a "truly democratic university," thrives in perpetuity.

It can interview board directors of banks and insurance companies in a more forensic fashion than in the past and can even force companies to change their business plans if it considers them too reckless.

At the age of 13, he was up before the interview board of the St Petersburg Conservatory, carrying two folders of his compositions, including a sheaf of operatic works and a symphony.

Daniel S. Loeb, the hedge fund manager of Third Point and one of Yahoo's largest shareholders, will be in Silicon Valley this week to interview board candidates in preparation for a possible proxy fight, according to people familiar with his plans.

I regularly sit on interview boards, either to fill a vacancy on my team or to help out with another team leader's recruiting.

Chapman, a member of the city's Public Improvement Commission, has also served on interview boards for city Planning Department employees at the request of city Planning Director Harlan Curwick.

In recent interviews, board officials said they had put in place many of the 1994 recommendations, particularly those dealing with reporting of incidents.

Unfortunately, the literature in this topic is less clear and only infers the nature of turnover using publicly available data rather than by directly surveying or interviewing board members.

In recent interviews, board members said they decided to meet again for a variety of reasons, ranging from intense pressure from their constituents to the specter of the Republicans' lawsuits, which had named individual members as defendants.