Sentence examples for trustees call from inspiring English sources

The trustees call off properties in a monotone to bidders clustered around them.

The trustees call Justice Golia's hint a crude effort to intimidate them.

Alumni trustees call admissions directors to support candidates whom they know.

So a group of 18 trustees called the special meeting of the full board to address the situation.

The trustees called an emergency meeting and elevated the provost, William F. Walker, to acting president.

First, its trustees called for an increase of $1,400 in undergraduate tuition, the first in seven years.

Yesterday, Hunter students and faculty leaders sent a joint letter to the trustees, calling on them "to ignore external forces that can intrude on the collaborative and unambiguous results of the presidential search".

The museum's board of trustees called a news conference of their own on Tuesday and fired back at Mr. Parola, saying they were "outraged" by the comptroller's "reckless charges".

J. David Wimberly, the chairman of the Huntington's board of trustees, called Mr. Altman's departure an opportunity to "take a good hard look at where we wanted the theater to go".

Last July, Scripps's board of trustees called off merger talks with USC after the Scripps faculty revolted.

In mid-1937, Hearst was forced by bankruptcy to sign over all of his holdings to a group of trustees called the Conservation Committee.