Full Board means the authorized number of voting members of the Board of Education.
Full Board means bed and breakfast, lunch, dinner and tea and coffee mid-morning and mid- afternoon;
Full Board accommodation means 3 meals per day in the college canteen at the set breakfast, lunch and dinner times as displayed in the dining room. In addition there is an evening snack.
Examples of Full Board in a sentence
Any member of the board may request that a committee chair, other than the Committee of the Full Board, place an item on the agenda of that chair’s committee, as either a discussion item or an action item.
A subject on the agenda that is outside the scope of the board’s authority may only be considered by the board or the Committee of the Full Board by a vote of a majority of the membership of the board.
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Each member will serve on one committee in addition to the Committee of the Full Board.
More Definitions of Full Board
Full Board means an entitlement to three (3) meals in any 24 hour period.
Full Board and "full Board of Directors" mean the total number of directors that the Corporation would have if the Board had no vacancies.
Full Board means, collectively, the Board (as defined in Section 5.01) and the Officers (as defined in Section 6.01), i.e. the Class 1 Members (as defined in Sections 4.01(A)(1) and 4.05(B)).
Full Board means the total number of Directors constituting the entire Board as determined in accordance with the Certification of Incorporation.
Full Board means all Trustees currently serving at a particular meeting (not just those in attendance).
Full Board means the board of Directors constituted in accordance with article 8.6 after the Initial Development Period which shall include at least one NCTR Director;