Sentences with phrase «following board resolution»

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The Vancouver Board of Trade's Chair has called a general meeting in order to vote on the following resolution:

The Greater Vancouver Board of Trade is proud to have these four policy resolutions adopted by the Canadian Chamber, following months of work and collaboration with other chambers across the country, including the BC Chamber of Commerce.

Gothard concluded his affidavit by stating that «after following Matthew 18:15 — 17, any unresolved claims between the plaintiffs, the IBLP board, and me should be submitted to binding Christian mediation and resolution.»

John Vouris and Brad Tonks of Lawler Partners were appointed as the voluntary administrators of Byron Bay Cookie Company — the manufacturing arm for the Byron Bay Cookie Group — following a resolution by the board of directors.

The Oyster Bay Town Board tabled a resolution to increase parking permit fees at commuter lots Tuesday following public criticism of the proposed hike and disagreement among board members at a board meeBoard tabled a resolution to increase parking permit fees at commuter lots Tuesday following public criticism of the proposed hike and disagreement among board members at a board meeboard members at a board meeboard meeting.

Following a month of abundant citywide community activism and outreach, City Public Advocate Bill de Blasio has submitted to City Hall more than 10,600 parent petition signatures, dozens of video and audio testimonies and nearly 20 resolutions from Community Education Councils, Community Boards and the Schools Chancellor's Parent Advisory Council, all protesting teacher and day care cuts.

From an eyewitness account of the Tuesday Town of Sanford Board meeting, we heard the following: «People speaking included those with land and with leases who had signed the petition asking for the resolution that was passed to be rescinded, for board members with conflicts of interest to recuse themselves from shale gas decisions, and for no resolutions on shale gas extraction to be passed without notifying the public a week in advance and allowing full participaBoard meeting, we heard the following: «People speaking included those with land and with leases who had signed the petition asking for the resolution that was passed to be rescinded, for board members with conflicts of interest to recuse themselves from shale gas decisions, and for no resolutions on shale gas extraction to be passed without notifying the public a week in advance and allowing full participaboard members with conflicts of interest to recuse themselves from shale gas decisions, and for no resolutions on shale gas extraction to be passed without notifying the public a week in advance and allowing full participation.

BUFFALO, N.Y. (WBEN)-- A group of pro-Carl Paladino protesters gathered at the Buffalo School Board meeting on Wednesday evening in response to the controversy surrounding the board of education's December 29 resolution passed against him, which called for Paladino to resign following hBoard meeting on Wednesday evening in response to the controversy surrounding the board of education's December 29 resolution passed against him, which called for Paladino to resign following hboard of education's December 29 resolution passed against him, which called for Paladino to resign following his...

Following a public hearing, the town board voted 5 - 0 to pass a resolution allowing the town to override the state mandated tax levy limit.

Following up on a resolution adopted by the State Committee of the Green Party at the party's nominating convention in Troy on Saturday, May 17, Green Party leaders sent a letter today to the Executive Board of the Working Families Party suggesting a joint meeting to discuss cooperation in opposing Governor Cuomo's conservative agenda and supporting their common progressive policy goals.

As part of Wednesday's resolution, Southold school board members will vote to approve sending a follow - up letter of endorsement to Gov. Cuomo and Mr. King regarding the Suffolk County School Superintendents Association's letter.

Board member Sharon Belton - Cottman reaffirmed in her testimony Friday that the original resolution seeking Paladino's removal for inflammatory comments followed years of brewing tensions, fueled by Paladino's frequent use of insults and racially charged commentary about his colleagues.

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Following five years of scrutiny, more than ten retractions, multiple settled lawsuits, and medical board reprimands, we may finally have some resolution on the case of Anil Potti, the once - rising cancer research star who resigned from Duke in 2010.

Adoptable Resolution: Following the AASA governing board's unanimous adoption of the Resolution in Support of Public Education, it's time to take the message to the local level: school districts.

Our school board will be considering a resolution to place a moratorium on Nashville charter schools following in the misguided footsteps of the NAACP.

The NAACP National Board of Directors created the Task Force on Quality Education following its October 2016 ratification of a resolution issuing a moratorium on the expansion of charter schools — at least until certain standards of quality and accountability are met.

Vermont's State Board of Education followed with a resolution carefully reviewing the evidence on testing; calling on the federal government to reduce testing mandates and to stop using tests to evaluate teachers; and calling on state and national organizations to broaden educational goals and ensure adequate resources for schools.

The resolution cited the fact that charter boards accept public money but lack democratic accountability, that charter schools are contributing to increased segregation, that punitive disciplinary policies are disproportionately used in charter schools as well as other practices that violate students» rights, that there is a pattern of fraud of mismanagement in the sector in general, and it then called for opposition to privatization of education, opposed diversion of funding from public schools, called for full funding for quality public education, called for legislation granting parents access to charter school boards and to strengthen oversight, called for charter schools to follow USDOJ and USDOE guidelines on student discipline and to help parents file complaints when those guidelines are violated, opposed efforts to weaken oversight, and called for a moratorium on charter school growth.

(2) propose resolutions of the stockholders of [VNDA] to amend the Bylaws to (i) provide that [VNDA]'s Annual Meetings of Stockholders for each year commencing in 2010 be held on April 30th or, if April 30th is not a business day, on the first business day following April 30th and (ii) provide that certain matters requiring the approval of [VNDA]'s Board of Directors require a unanimous vote for such approval; and

The board of directors met on August 27 and 31 and decided not to proceed to follow through on the August 24 resolution demanding the reinstatement of Khuong as president because of the pending legal action.

The changes being proposed with respect to the Labour Relations Code are less clear, however appear to include the following areas: mandating the inclusion of the Rand formula in collective agreements, amending union certification processes, assessing existing dispute resolution options for intractable disputes and broadening the mandate of, and improving the powers, procedures and remedial options of, the Alberta Labour Relations Board.

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Following discussion, it was a vote of members present, not the Board of Directors, that defeated the resolution by a substantial margin — approximately 180 members were in attendance.