Sentence examples for less on board from inspiring English sources

"The government is more or less on board," said an international official in Sarajevo.

Republican lawmakers are more or less on board with the governor other than on his plan to borrow from localities and release prisoners or lay off corrections officers.

Few operators offer wireless Internet access in their stations and terminals -- much less on board -- even though it is now routinely found in many airports, hotels and coffee shops.

"Everyone is more or less on board.

Men are often less on board with it and usually more than willing to, uh, explain why.

According to Stevens, though some Congressional leaders appeared delighted at the opportunity to oust Blanton, others were less on board.

We show that when the combined overtaking and queue-swapping behaviour are considered, the control strategies can achieve better headway regularity, less waiting time and less on-board travel time than their respective versions without overtaking and DPB.

If less on-board fuel needs to be carried, then other features of the payload can be increased and/or costs can be reduced.

Other advocates, led by Sheryl Sandberg, the Facebook executive and author of "Lean In," are focusing less on boards of directors and more on promoting women and adopting family-friendly policies companywide.

According to the most recent "Daring to Lead" study, despite the fact that only 20percentt of executive directors are "very satisfied" with their nonprofit board's performance, the majority of executive directors (56percentt) spend 10 hours or less on board-related activities each month.

"We've staked out an agenda that really is about promoting the open Internet as a revolutionary platform for communication," said Alan Davidson, brought on board less than a year ago as the company's policy counsel to set up offices in the Penn Quarter area of Washington.