Sentence examples for relevant boards from inspiring English sources

But the government says bonuses are a matter for the relevant boards and the individual bankers themselves.

Relevant boards will now show up in Quora's search bar, and boards you are following will show up in your top navigation bar.

This decision by ECOSOC also places responsibility on Member Nations to follow up these issues, in a coherent and coordinated manner, in the relevant boards of the UN system organizations.

Secondly, this has been supplemented by participant observation of the authors and their colleagues in processes related to HSS (participation in development of HSS applications, analysis and evaluation of proposals, membership of relevant boards, advisory groups and committees, related research) [ 26].

Secondly, participant observation by the authors and their colleagues in processes related to the Platform and to the World Bank were drawn on (analysis and evaluation of funding proposals, membership of relevant boards, advisory groups and committees, related research) [ 20] between 2010 and 2012.

Given that routine mental health screening and assessment was part of clinical care, the relevant boards of the YDCs waived the requirement to obtain active informed consent from youths, and for youths <18 years of age, to obtain active informed consent from their parent(s)/caretaker(s) as well.

Getting older, less relevant board members to leave what is a cushy job — often one that pays several hundred thousand dollars to attend a couple of meetings each year — can be a hard sell.

Verizon, whose Fios service is a bona fide fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) service, took issue with some of Time Warner's advertising, complained to the relevant board, and walked away with a favorable ruling.

As a result, the evolutionary algorithm depicts that operationally relevant boarding strategies implementing the Side-Slip Seat should differentiate between the left and the right side of the aisle, instead of the current operationally preferred boarding from the back to the front.

Over his television career, he's faced criticisms and lawsuits for his approach to mental health, which the National Alliance on Mental Illness once called "serious enough to warrant investigation by a relevant board of licensure," following a 2004 segment in which he diagnosed a 9-year-old boy as a potential killer.

The number of children included in each cohort is shown in table 2. The proportion of children born in the relevant board areas that were excluded from the analysis is higher for the old child health programme cohort as these children had to remain resident in the same board area for a longer period to be included.