WordNet
n. a governing board elected or appointed to direct the policies of an educational institution
Usage examples of "board of trustees".
And they are sure that the Board of Trustees, simply because it is the Board of Trustees acting in the name of the Emperor, cannot be in a position where it does not give the orders.
Mr Ashmedai, manager of some of Jerry's interests, now lives here year round - and Dr Adramelech, chancellor of Eden College, caused him to be elected to the board of trustees, along with an honorary doctorate - as a former money-raiser I can see why.
Mr Ashmedai, manager of some of Jerry's interests, now lives here year round -- and Dr Adramelech, chancellor of Eden College, caused him to be elected to the board of trustees, along with an honorary doctorate -- as a former money-raiser I can see why.
It is not merely a board of trustees or a body of legislators who must be converted to the justice of extending this right to women, but also the great masses of men, including the ignorant, the foreign-born, the small-minded and the vicious.
With the ending of relationship between the Families and terrestrial society, the board of trustees, ipso facto, ceases to exist.