Sentence examples for trustees actions from inspiring English sources

Despite the trustees' actions to renegotiate contracts and investigate the possibility of a buyer, the loss of funding was too great for the charity to continue operating.

The regulator opens such cases when "available information indicates misconduct or mismanagement has occurred" and where trustees' actions "may have been improper".

In a statement released later in the day, members of the Black Justice League said that they were disappointed but not surprised by the trustees' actions.

In a letter dated 29 August, the American Association of University Professors in Washington said the trustees' actions violate its membership protocol for hiring tenured faculty because Salaita was not given indication in the 10-month period between his hiring and his dismissal that his appointment would be later reviewed by the board.

The trustees' action was swift and very nearly silent.

Re the trustees' action on Woodrow Wilson 1879's legacy: I am delighted with this decision.

"The proposed new objective to consider employer affordability needs to be considered against the regulator's existing objectives, which already conflict since it has to balance trustee actions, which are driven by trustee objectives and responsibilities, with protecting the Pension Protection Fund," she said.

Meeting minutes (September 11 , 1843to November 11, 1872) note trustee action on election of board members (who were also class leaders in this congregation) and church officers, insurance for the church, church maintenance, purchasing and selling property, and raising funds for the church.

Unfortunately, Shook's report doesn't seem to have galvanized the Trustees into action.

A spokesman for MF Global said: "We are saddened by the trustee's actions today to terminate so many of our colleagues".

As a result, Mr. Chais cannot adequately defend himself against the trustee's lawsuit and a similar civil case by the Securities and Exchange Commission, according to the motion, which seeks to overturn the trustee's actions.