Saying there's nothing to it, letting it go by the board...

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In fact, it was the decision by the board to go for foundation trust status that contributed to much of the cost-cutting drive that undermined care.

BBC: Stafford Hospital: the scandal that shames the NHS

But she was told to go back and carry on by her managers at the examination board, for fear that the pupil's results might suffer if she did not.

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Mr Dudley will go at the end of this year, to be replaced by a BP nominee who must be approved by the board.

ECONOMIST: BP in Russia

The sale still needs final approval later this month by the church commissioners' board of governors before it can go ahead.

BBC: Church plans art treasure sale

We'd spend hours hiking up beautiful mountains, only to find ourselves surrounded by cellphone towers or military radar installations, and have to go back to the drawing board.

WSJ: James Lasdun on the Dark Side of Writing Travel Books | Traveler's Tale

On the new board, journalists will be replaced by managers and an independent seat will go to a former classmate of Dmitry Medvedev, Russia's outgoing president.

ECONOMIST: The media in Russia

Changes being planned by Betsi Cadwaladr Health Board would mean babies from north Wales have to go to a hospital in the north-west of England if they need specialist intensive care.

BBC: Carwyn Jones

Sony was one of the first to make Google TVs, LG came on board for the second generation, and Samsung seemed to be ready to go Google as well by early 2012.

FORBES: Are Apple and Google Being Forced Out Of TV?