At one time she would come on
board with a jar of pickles for the steward's pantry; another time with a bunch of quills for the chief mate's desk, where he kept his log; a third time with a roll of flannel for the small of some one's rheumatic back.
A gang of people from some tip-top West-End house were fussing here on
board with hangings and furniture for a fortnight, as if the Queen were coming with us.
She was not to
board with the other girls, who all had relatives in town to take pity on them.
As I therefore kept the mate, whom we then called captain, on board with his men, to refresh them, so I also forgot not the starving crew that were left on board, but ordered my own boat to go on board the ship, and, with my mate and twelve men, to carry them a sack of bread, and four or five pieces of beef to boil.
However, as their captain begged of us to help him to set up a main-topmast, and a kind of a topmast to his jury fore-mast, we did, as it were, lie by him for three or four days; and then, having given him five barrels of beef, a barrel of pork, two hogsheads of biscuit, and a proportion of peas, flour, and what other things we could spare; and taking three casks of sugar, some rum, and some pieces of eight from them for satisfaction, we left them, taking on board with us, at their own earnest request, the youth and the maid, and all their goods.
At first the captain had received Dantes on
board with a certain degree of distrust.
The latter, all the while swearing that he would not go, went on
board with a regular arsenal of hunting weapons, among which were two double-barrelled breech-loading fowling-pieces, and a rifle that had withstood every test, of the make of Purdey, Moore & Dickson, at Edinburgh.
Bank also has provided the
Board with information necessary to assess the application through submissions that address the relevant issues.
In some ways it even has advantages over a
board with a smaller purview.
Urias' resignation leaves the Mental Health
Board with just 10 members - half the number that are tasked with providing an outsiders' view of the mental health system.
A family-dominated
board with too little independent directors input.
It's not impossible, but it's less likely that you'll be in the same country club with these people than serving on a civic
board with them.
Or, a
board with the goal of establishing fair and uniform discipline procedures might initiate independent investigations, subpoena witnesses, and conduct hearings(3) or recommend or mete out punishment.
And Stanford is an example of a
board with relatively stringent requirements for its members, including a limit on the number of boards they can sit on.
He said, "I'm asking our enforcement committee to study this issue: Should there be some kind of regional
board with a representative from each jurisdiction whose sole responsibility would be to investigate identified substandard engagements that cross state lines?
