Sentence examples for trustees committee from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, a trustees' committee of the State University of New York, which grants the school's charter, voted last month to close it.

Members of the Manchester team, British Society for Rheumatology trustees, committee members and staff complete an annual declaration in relation to conflicts of interest.

Lately, there have been signs of flexibility from the trustees, who agreed, for example, to put a faculty member on the trustees' committees, including the athletics one.

Mr. Gilmore's wife, Roxane, sits on the trustee committee.

She is also the chairwoman of the CUNY trustee committee on academic policy.

David Rockefeller, Chairman Emeritus Agnes Gund, President Emerita Ronald S. Lauder, Chairman Robert B. Menschel, President Patricia Phelps de Cisneros, Chairman, Trustee Committee on Architecture and Design Glenn D. Lowry, Director Terence Riley, The Philip Johnson Chief Curator of Architecture and Design The Museum of Modern Art, N.Y.

David Rockefeller, Honorary Chairman Ronald S. Lauder, Chairman Emeritus Agnes Gund, President Emerita Robert B. Menschel, Chairman Marie-Josee Kravis, President Glenn D. Lowry, Director Leon D. Black, Chairman, Trustee Committee on Painting and Sculpture John Elderfield, The Henry and Marie-Josee Kravis Chief Curator of Painting and Sculpture The Museum of Modern Art, NY.

Ms. Quindlen, who won a Pulitzer Prize in 1992 for the "Public and Private" columns she wrote in The New York Times, currently heads the Barnard trustee committee that oversees the college's affiliation with Columbia University.

For almost thirty years John served brilliantly in varying capacities as the Museum's Treasurer, Chairman of the Finance Committee, Chairman of the Pension Committee, Chairman of the Committee on Photography, and served as a member on many other trustee committees including the Expansion, Executive, Personnel, House, Investment, and Nominating committees.

Since September, the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts in Richmond, which receives more than half of its annual $14 million operating budget from the state, has had one of its trustee committees review all exhibitions and programming that might be considered indecent.

Interview with Thomas H. Everett, the Botanical Garden's horticulturist who pointed out a pruning exhibit set up in the Museum & Administration Bldg., by Mrs. Charles Burlingham, Mrs. Donald Straus & some other trustees & committee women.