appointed board
collocation in Englishmeaningsofappointedandboard
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appointed
adjective
uk/əˈpɔɪn.tɪd/us/əˈpɔɪn.t̬ɪd/
officially chosen for a job ...
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board
noun
uk/bɔːd/us/bɔːrd/
a thin, flat piece of cut wood or other hard material, often used for a ...
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(Definition ofappointedandboardfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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It has anappointedboardof directors who are paid.
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Appointedboardmembers are paid the equivalent of £6,000 a year for one day's work a week—very nice work if you can get it.
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They serve regions and therefore responsibility for them should lie with an elected body that covers the region concerned, not anappointedboard.
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He has a measure of responsibility for the industry, he hasappointedboardmembers who are independent, and it is wrong for him to intervene.
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One concerned who would follow the presentlyappointedboard.
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Under the firstappointedboardof guardians relief had been given only to wives and children and not to able-bodied men.
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First, is it right that anappointedboardof trustees should be chaired by someone who is no longer a trustee, and therefore has no appointed function to fulfil?
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It is a statutorily legallyappointedboard.
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Jobsite was founded as an artist's company, and therefore the nine-memberappointedboardof directors is composed of artists of varying disciplines.
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An additional five board members were elected by the 10appointedboardmembers.
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The school operates under an executive principal who reports to anappointedboardof governors consisting of parents, past parents, and community leaders.
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Any elected orappointedboard, committee, or town officer or ten petitioning voters may request that an article be included on the warrant.
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Any elected orappointedboard, committee, town officer, or any ten voters may place an article on the warrant.
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