board of control

He was elected to the board of control one year later.

He served on the administrative board of control for 11 years.

There were two more such seats, each before a board of controls.

"Who and what, for that matter, are these boards of control?

In 1956 she became the first woman elected to the powerful Board of Control.

He reduced the territorial debt and created a non-partisan board of control.

Meanwhile, the board of control oversees contracts for public projects within the municipal limits.

His name appears in the list of the Fifteen who were to constitute the supreme board of control over the administration.

As a student he had organized the athletic board of control and was vice-president of students's union.

When I turned my head a fraction I could see a board of controls.

Then at the February meeting in 1925 the membership authorized the board of control to elect a full-time secretary with salary.

Summerville's decision to run for mayor opened one position on the Board of Control, the four person executive committee elected at large across the city.

He thus proposed creating a four member board of control consisting of the mayor and three members elected at large from across the city.

He was a leading light in the Jamaican cricket board of control from its establishment in 1926.

In 1858 he took office under Lord Derby as president of the board of control, for the fourth time.

In the 1976 campaign, he sought election to the North York Board of Control.

All four incumbents were reelected to the Board of Control despite several high profile candidates running as well.

Ellenborough subsequently returned to the board of control in Robert Peel's first and second administrations.

In 2011, the state board of Control which governs the district approved a $14 million budget which included furloughing 19 teachers.

The board of control was abolished.

He entered local politics in 1960, winning a seat on the Board of Control and becoming deputy Mayor.

As a local sorority, they govern themselves, with a Board of Control outside of their active chapter.

In 1976 Atkinson chaired the Canterbury board of control.

He also served as chairman of the board of control for UCLA.

The action followed an investigation of student athletes participating in professional baseball conducted by the university's board of control of athletics.