Sentence examples for top-level board from inspiring English sources

Ms. Reding lauded France for becoming the first E.U. member state last year to have more than one woman on the top-level board of all of its largest listed companies, including major banks like Crédit Agricole and BNP Paribas.

In April, he stepped down from the RNC's top-level fundraising board because he had reportedly "lost confidence" in chairman Michael Steele.

Former Ambassador Sam Fox, a co-chairman of the RNC's top-level fundraising board, the Republican Regents, recently decided to leave the position, Republican sources told Politico's Ben Smith.

Each year, Mr. Hunkin presents the board with a list of internal candidates for top-level positions, directing board members to get to know them.

The result: The top-level woman came on board for a fraction of what the guy she supervises earns.

Concerned shareholders are questioning whether the board and top-level executives acted in the shareholders' best interests, and are filing suit with claims the deal was "grossly unfair" to shareholders, and the acquisition price was "far below the maximum value".

The hierarchy is fairly straightforward – there can be only one top level message board for any domain, and one sub-board for each page on the domain.

The upcoming renegotiation of the treaty that defines the ITU's competences is regarded as an opportunity to push this agenda.Even Western governments, which usually favour the multi-stakeholder system, would like to rein in the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN), whose board decides which top-level domains to add (such as.com or.biz).

Our Board Members, all top-level broadcast executives from around the world, have worked closely with UNICEF for the past eight years.

To get a view from the top level, the board members were briefed by the ministers and senior officials from the Ministry of Women, Children and Social Welfare, and the Ministry of Health, about cooperation with UNICEF and issues and challenges facing children and women.

At the British Fashion Council, led by Caroline Rush, three out of four of the top-level executives and 72% of its advisory board are women.