by-board

This figure is often negligible for many designs, but is influenced by board-termination technique.

You may get noticed by board members or at least remembered by senior managers who may be tapped to make employment recommendations.

It isn't easy to kill programs, especially if they're beloved by board members or funders.

The legal demands of the customers were set aside by board of directors.

Some young people have let the tradition go by board.

This meeting is organized by board meeting.

Resolution of strategic investment by board of directors of the listed company via investors and by means of contract transfer;

Working Groups Authorized by Board Open to anyone Appointed chair with minimal powers Process depends on participants

The Mathematical Proof of the Superiority of Collective Decision by Board of Directors to Individual Decision by Main Operator

Study on Independence and Effectiveness of the Management by Board of Directors for Commercial Banks

Reconsidering the Duty of Care by Board of Directors and Management in Banking Industries in Credit Crunch: a Comparative Method

to improve the supervising and check mechanism by Board of Supervisors;

On Duties of Monitoring and Inquiries by Board of Directors and Management: Reviewing Disastrous Issues in Latest Diary Industry in China

EXERCISED BY BOARD OF DIRECTORS,

Mounted by board with PVC sheet

A Game Theory Analysis of Independent Incentive and Restraint by Board of Directors in China

Nail by nail and board by board