Sentence examples for trustees committed from inspiring English sources

In 2010, its board of trustees committed to investing up to ten per cent of its endowment in companies that meet sustainable-development goals.

The fallout for the university was that the athletic director, basketball coach, and university president were ousted, and the chairman of the board of trustees committed suicide after being criticized for deferring to the president about the student's eligibility to play (Lieber, 2003; Wise, 2003).

Equity has been willing to accept their validity in the common law to prevent the trustee committing fraud and keeping the property; justifications for this acceptance are debated.

I had resisted it because of an innate fear of bureaucratisation and institutionalisation, but we need the support and oversight of trustees or committed consiglieri.

Every cultural institution has or should have a written mission, adopted procedurally by its board of trustees and committed to intellectually by everyone working either as a professional or a volunteer at that institution.

LACMOCA Is Still An Option: According to Jeffrey Deitch, "The option is still open, but the MOCA trustees are committed to trying to stay independent".

For some philosophers, it matters only that the trustee is committed.

* Fully committed trustees.

Senior staff will value clear direction from committed trustees who understand their difficulties but continue to challenge them appropriately.

"It is as insidious to incite people to kill themselves using a site like this as it is to groom a child for sex," said the chair of Papyrus's board of trustees, Stephen Habgood, whose son committed suicide using helium in March 2009.

In March, MOCA trustees announced that they were committed to keeping the downtown museum independent and boosting its endowment from about $20 million to $100 million.