Sentence examples for naming of trustees from inspiring English sources

The proposed shedding of prized assets -- the collection not long after the building's sale -- rankled many of the society's members, but they had little say: in 2007, the board pushed through a resolution that stripped members of their right to vote on important business and approve the naming of trustees.

lists names of trustees, stewards, class leaders, and Sunday school superintendants, and when they served.

I thought of the relentless legacy opportunities that museums are pressed to create, slapping the names of trustees and donors on galleries, wings, auditoriums, facades, directorships, curatorial positions.

A full listing of the foundations that were victimized, the percentage of assets they lost to Madoff, and the number of and names of trustees can be found in a special white paper on the NCRP website at www.ncrp.org.

The lists at the end of the volume include: a list of trustees with names and dates, beginning in 1834; a list of members with dates, beginning in 1832; a list entitled "Names of the proprietors of the Baptist meeting house," with dates, names, and amount of slip.

* CHARLOTTE FORD, a member of the New York Hospital board of governors, who was named Trustee of the Year by the Hospital Trustees of New York State.

"It has your name on it.' " She and two of her classmates were named trustees of the capsule at their graduation in 1950.

He cited Kennedy's statement that "neither the labor movement nor our economic system can stand this paralyzing corruption". The suit sought appointment of a court liaison officer to serve while the case is being tried, and for the longer term the naming of a trustee to run new Teamster elections.

That collection was assembled by Richard Gilder and Lewis E. Lehrman, who were named trustees of the society about the same time that the collection and the Gilder Lehrman Institute, which manages it, moved to the society.

That is the conclusion the board, which appointed the investigators, might want a bankruptcy court to reach in deciding whether to leave the company under its control instead of naming a special trustee, said Seth T. Taube, head of the securities and business crimes practice at the law firm of McCarter & English in Newark.

In a resolution approving the naming, the board of trustees recognized Thompson's role in securing a grant from the Mellon Foundation that led to the program's establishment in 2000.