Sentence examples for joint board from inspiring English sources

"It wasn't easy for everybody in the party executive committees," Mrs. Merkel told reporters here after a joint board meeting of the two parties.

In plans known as multiemployer plans, various employers contribute to one central trust fund administered by a joint board of trustees.

"I am definitely worried," said Gary Bonadonna, director of the Rochester joint board of the Union of Needletrades, Industrial and Textile Employees, which represents Xerox employees in Webster.

Steve Newberry, the chief executive of the Commonwealth Broadcasting Company, which owns two dozen small radio stations, and the chairman of the broadcasting association's joint board, said it was possible a deal could be reached.

To observe the occasion, the mayor will address a joint board meeting of the New York City Partnership and Chamber of Commerce and the New York City Investment Fund at Goldman Sachs in Lower Manhattan.

Gary Bonadonna, director of the Rochester joint board of the Union of Needletrades, Industrial and Textile Employees, which represents Xerox workers, is also complimentary, though Ms. Mulcahy has cut Xerox's employee roster by 22,000, to 74,600.

Joint boards for health and social care services have been established – weakening direct political control of council social work services.

The East Coast branch of the joint boards of the Screen Actors Guild and the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists voted unanimously on Sunday in New York to set a May 1 strike deadline.

Mr. Wilhelm said Unite Here still had majority control of the bank, while Mr. Raynor insisted that regional units, known as joint boards, of the breakaway union did.

Dr. Bernard J. Lemieux, who headed the joint boards at the time the investigative panel was formed, defended the boards' decision not to punish Mr. Semb and Mr. Bracewell, saying in an e-mail message that the boards had concluded no reprimand "was warranted or necessary".

PAGE A13 NATIONAL COMMITTEE ON SHRINERS CHARITIES Finds Internal Ethics Violations The findings of an investigative committee established by the joint boards of the Shriners of North America fraternal organization and the Shriners Hospitals for Children offer a glimpse into the inner workings of what is the nation's wealthiest charity.