state board

I think they are looking at this new state board to do something too.

More recently he became a member of the organization's state board.

"That's what the state board is going to have to deal with."

Once a final plan is set, the state board will review it.

In 1961 and 1964, he was appointed to the state board of education.

It is the biggest school district in the country to be taken over by a state board.

Action by the state board might require an additional two months.

Since 1946, it has again been a state boarding school.

"Any decision is subject to appeal to the state board and to the court."

Then the state board will rule on the final package.

He served as counsel to the state board of education.

Yet only 15 percent of these 698 doctors have been disciplined by the state board.

In some states, all members of state boards must be health care professionals.

He attended the state board meetings in 1894 and from 1905 to 1906.

Increases for other services would continue to be subject to the current review process by the state board.

It is one of 35 state boarding schools in England.

"I expect more state boards to take action," he said.

The final result would go to the state board, whose members have urged a compromise.

That reform would make it easier for the city to agree to use the state board.

The lesson might be that the state board is too generous.

Any award would come from the funds being held by the authorities and the state board.

"I have a good friend whose father sits on the state board.

On June 9th 1937, he earned the state board of education certificate.

What the state board can control is the content of its standardized tests.

He served as field examiner for the State board of accounts 1911-1920.