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[SINGULAR] In both, the medical school and the hospital have a common board of trustees.
Three years earlier, in 1994, the board of trustees for the college decided to change the name.
He was named to the school's board of trustees in 1935.
It was from the board of trustees, as he had expected.
"The board of trustees could still hit us with an increase."
In 1755 there were 122 members on the board of trustees.
I didn't know we would need a board of trustees and all that.
She also joined the school's board of trustees in 1997.
Two young people from this group also sit on the board of trustees.
"So why have a man on the board of trustees who doesn't support civil rights?"
Wörterbuch für Unternehmen und Finanzwesen