Sentences with phrase «boards with many»

Since we hit up Chipotle every single Sunday night maybe it's time to get on boards with the Sunday Supper movement =)

the secretaries of foreign mission boards with headquarters in London formed an association for «mutual counsel and fellowship».

Instead of using copy / paste to splatter these boards with the same sentence, tell us what you think we should do about it!

You seriously need a new hobby, this one can't be good for your blood pressure, trying to keep track of all the lies and disinformation you've spammed these boards with.

You get the sense that he doesn't have the time to do murder boards with his staff about how he is going to answer questions.

I stopped at a red light and noticed some kind of protest happening on the street corner — a group of people wearing sandwich boards with huge lettering.

They are trying to fill the courts, military, schools and school boards with the faithful, and taking control.

The most common problems involve boards with directors with unusually long tenures, advanced ages, no women or minorities, or personal ties to a company's top executives.

By correlating diverse boards with greater board effectiveness and the promotion of long - term value creation, the association's recommendation transcends public policy debates and moral imperatives.

However, when a passenger boards with their emotional support pig, turkey or goat they should always bring their own snacks as their maybe a delay for the flight attendant to visit your seat with the aircraft snack cart.

In San Antonio, we have Progressive and Texas Farm Bureau sweeping the boards with the lowest rates, with State not far behind.

By comparing the rates at which each country's diverse boards outperformed male boards with the country's GDP, the firm estimated what it called the «opportunity cost,» or the increase in business profits the country might have earned if all businesses had at least one female executive directors.

So how should boards with operations in emerging markets address corruption?

They burned up Twitter and Paul discussion boards with anger over what they saw as a betrayal.

As one might expect, boards with fewer outsiders and boards at smaller firms are more heavily influenced by their personal relationships with the CEO when making firing decisions, according to Taylor.

Eventually, he found the right mix: «More quality boards with less starch dollars,» says Paul approvingly.

His ministry was governed by an independent board that included successful Christian businessmen and other professionals — a stark departure from the widespread evangelical practice of packing boards with relatives and yes - men.

-- Ian Siegel, co-founder and CEO of ZipRecruiter, which lets employers post jobs to hundreds of job boards with one submission and sends job seekers postings via tailored email alerts.

The challenge for boards with these leaders is to ensure that they don't get diverted by new opportunities too soon or engage in fire - sale asset auctions to build short - term credibility.

As for VCs and companies that don't actively diversify their management teams and boards with women, O'Leary says, «It's a huge mistake.

Some of the effects were measurable — boards with more women are linked to a 53 % higher return on equity, according to one study, and their companies go bankrupt less frequently.

On Wednesday, Redstone had released a statement saying he no longer trusted the CEO of his company or the board with Viacom's future.

Robert Herjavec remembered Rebecca's tenacity from her first appearance, her strong business sense and was not going to be happy until he knew he could jump on board with Rebecca in her next business venture.

Mickaël Scherrer, international university relations project manager at Total, is fully on board with UNESCO's point of view.

Duchesne said CSeries suppliers are on board with the delay and customers have been notified over the past couple of days.

Shareholders elected a smaller board with three new members, and voted down six shareholder proposals.

Former employees describe it as a process of bringing vice-presidents on board with a proposal, and things move ahead only when there is widespread agreement.

Today, single - tasking is the new multi-tasking, but it's going to take some time for everyone to get on board with this belief.

As Quebec has risen to become by far the world's leading producer of maple syrup, the federation has evolved into a powerful marketing board with almost absolute control over the provincial industry.

«Share your business vision with your VA, as it gets them on board with the bigger picture of why they do what they do,» said Sisson.

But one start might be installing a paid board with deep knowledge of the football industry, which would set the strategic direction for team CEO Oscar Grau, rather than relying on unpaid directors to oversee operations, as Barça does now.

The more outreach you perform, the easier it will be to get others on board with your grandiose ambitions.

With this major nod to the stability and success of Bitcoin, is now the time to officially get on board with cryptocurrencies?

But Gurley said Uber's board is now all on board with an investment from Japanese giant SoftBank.

New leaders have a limited time to set a company's culture and get people on board with their vision

They spent the interim years stocking its staff and board with medical professionals.

American Airlines requires passengers who want to travel with an emotional or mental health support animals to present a letter from a doctor that states the traveler needs the animal on board with them as well as what his or her emotional or mental disability is.

«These guys just need a clear understanding of what to build, and how to build it,» says Andreessen Horowitz partner and former SuccessFactors CEO Lars Dalgaard, who's joining the Gigster board with this announcement.

«We're still experimenting across the board with what the best virtual reality experience is for sports, whether it's a produced experience with commentary or a more organic experience with sounds from the stadium,» Allen says.

Almost everyone seems to be on board with this innovative future, from the leadership of our country to everyday consumers.

Benchmark Capital is saying they would never have approved the board expansion had it been aware of the controversy surrounding Kalanick and Uber's cultural problems, accusing the former CEO of mismanagement and packing the board with supporters.

The first phase of exit negotiations should have concluded in October, but only ended last week after a last - minute push to bring May's junior coalition partner — Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party (DUP)-- on board with the deal.

The author (s) segued from assuring the customers to getting on board with them by saying that Apple, too, believes the problem is unacceptable.

The Democratic candidate and occasional Uber customer from Maryland is on board with Republicans in his vision of Uber as the type of company that can invigorate the economy.

It's a theory I can totally get on board with and one already employed by some of the most innovative brands out there.

We spent a lot of time talking to investors about what we are trying to do and making sure they are on board with this vision.

«I think it's a shock to see the school system getting on board with the changing Ireland we live in and it becoming the «norm,» which helps the cause against bullying so much,» Ryder told INSIDER.

Create a Trello board with assigned tasks.

Comcast recently launched one called Stream, offering HBO and a selection of channels for $ 15 a month — another reason why it might not be eager to jump on board with the new Hulu service.

Pilbara Minerals has further bolstered its board with the appointment of Fortescue Metals Group director of operations Nick Cernotta as an independent non-executive director.