board/boarding

Right now, the board is split— waiting for your tiebreaking vote.

The school board lost all of its funding and the teachers lost their jobs leading to unions losing all of their members.

Different boarding methods try to tackle these problems in different ways, but the most commonly used approach is called back-to-front boarding.

And anyone on-board could talk to transportation planners, learn about public transit possibilities, and weigh in on what should happen next.

The City School Board was so corrupt that the FBI started an investigation and eventually put its president and 30 others into jail.

Jahiu, one of my board members, based in Kenya.

I mean, we do look at on boards of even other drivers, yourself.

We went to court, and the judge basically told the board of Ed to give me another medical exam.

We're on board already.

Congress claimed the Hawaiian government was 100 percent on board with “ceding sovereignty,” even though over 21,000 Kanaka Maoli citizens had petitioned against it.

This is the kind of thing you want everybody to be on board with, like a threesome.

And it just absolutely blew my mind that you had fought the Board of Ed.

It wasn’t in their interest at the age of five to fully take on board the awfulness of their father.

At 14, he sold belts, watches and wallets stocked under his bed at his boarding school.

And, um, yeah, he had the crazy idea of auditioning all of these students at these boarding schools.

I had to go back to the drawing board.

For over a hundred years, the government ran, or outsourced, Indian boarding schools that focused primarily on erasing Native culture, and absorbing Natives into American culture — a process called assimilation.

After I cast him then Gwyneth and you know you had all these other cast members uh coming on board.

It knows it wouldn’t appeal to everyone but once someone has been charmed, the expectation is that they will always remain on board.

Amid the chaos of the rebellion, his mother also died, his landowning family lost their money, and he moved to a boarding school in Guadalajara before settling in Mexico City.

Four years later, with funding from the state Wildlife Conservation Board and the Sierra Nevada Conservancy, the tribe got the deed of over twelve hundred acres of that land, what they call Kolo kam’ap, or “the place of the duck.”