Sentence examples for trustees autonomy from inspiring English sources

Simon stepped in when the Pasadena Art Museum was failing, in 1974; he promised its trustees autonomy, but then he put his friends on the board, and, before long, it was the Norton Simon Museum.

I would advise that anyone setting up looks for a talented and committed board while trying to ensure that anyone running the charity day-to-day has autonomy from the trustees".

Tennessee Promise, the impetus for President Barack Obama's federal pitch for free tuition at community colleges nationwide, is another program designed to work in tandem with recently signed HB2578, which will give all schools outside of the University of Tennessee system board autonomy, but grants trustee appointing power to the governor.

The result has been a remarkable experiment in the introduction of academic autonomy, including the introduction of a board of trustees to whom the university president is answerable, transparent systems of research evaluation and external review, and a role in governance for faculty and students.

As the director, Mr. Rush, noted, even if the trustees reversed themselves or the museum was saved, who would ever again trust its autonomy enough to donate to it?

Trustees or regents (US) and external board members (EU) are seen as a marker of university autonomy.

Americans dismayed by the crude interventions of state governors in public universities, or oligarchic trustees in private universities, marvelled at these examples of the British genius for combining public subsidy with guarantees of institutional autonomy and creative and intellectual freedom.

The trustees?

Autonomy matters.

* Chairman, Board of Trustees.

Some trustees protested.