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The frame of the house was done in steps, setting boards and then quickly trying to nail them into place.

The vote indicated uncertainty among the Regents, the state's highest education policy setting board, about their direction.

Although not voting officials at the Fed some traders said their views could be reflective of those on the rate setting board.

The policy setting board of the RBA next meets on July 2.

A large, flat surface for setting board e.g., gymnasium, paved yard, or hallway Equipment:

The moth should then be placed in the correctly sized setting board, by inserting the pin centrally into the channel of the board.

The F.A.S.B., the private standards setting board for accounting principles, is the appropriate place for resolving debate on technical issues, but it must act.

Clear, pre-cut, pre-stretched mylar setting tape for setting the wings on insects when the specimens are being mounted on a setting board.

An oecophorid taken at Ketton Quarry on 01/08/2001 by Adrian has been identified as Agonopterix kaekeritziana, again confirmed after removal from the setting board.

While standards for international audit and assurance, ethics, education, and public sector accounting are all set by independent standard settings boards supported by IFAC.

Governance/nominating committee duties should include setting board and committee performance goals and nominating directors and committee members with the qualifications and time to meet these goals.

O'Brien was also the one member of Council voting to oppose a public water rate setting board, opting to instead leave that decision in the hands of the Water Commissioner.

With the creation of a Hospital Rate Setting Board and a new system that required all payers to reimburse hospitals for care provided to poor patients, Blue Cross's advantage slipped to 6 percent.

Options such as Analog I/O, Pulse I/O, Absolute encode interface, Serial communications, and Analog setting boards give the user complete control flexibility.

Where relevant, APESB has adopted appropriate professional and ethical standards issued by a standard setting board of the International Federation of Accountants (IFAC).

Those issues and others were scheduled to be debated behind closed doors on Saturday as Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner and other finance officials meet for talks of the IMF's policy setting board.

This (raising the rate) is the issue on which we are meeting the finance minister soon,' said Oscar Fernandes, the labour minister and chairman of the rate setting board of the EPFO.

The row comes as the BOJ's policy setting board meets on Tuesday and Wednesday, in which it is widely expected to keep interest rates unchanged at 0.5 percent but debate whether to downgrade its outlook for the Japanese economy.

In the poll, all 43 economists forecast the SNB's three-member policy setting board will leave the target rate for the three-month Swiss franc LIBOR unchanged at 2.75 percent for a fourth quarterly meeting running.

The recent decisions by standard setting boards of the Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants—to adopt International Standards on Auditing in 2010 and International Financial Reporting Standards in 2011—represent changes on a scale unprecedented in our profession in Canada.

If they do not make such a designation, they should designate, regardless of title, an independent member to lead the board in its most critical functions, including setting board agendas with the CEO, evaluating CEO and board performance, holding executive sessions, and anticipating and responding to corporate crises.

Upon entering Australia's 44th Federal Parliament as a member of the Coalition government, Hogan was appointed to the Finance Select Committee where, at its first meeting, he urged Australian Reserve Bank Governor Glenn Stevens to consider appointing a regional representative to the 11-member interest-rate setting board.