Noun
IOD (plural IODs)
(seduction community) Initialism of indicator of disinterest.
An IOD racer on a mooring in Hamilton Harbour The Government announced in 2006 that it would provide substantial financial support to Bermuda's cricket and football teams. Source: Internet
Edwin Morgan, deputy director of policy at the IoD, said: “While it might be right for one business to have an elected worker representative, that might not work for every firm.” Source: Internet
Mrs Gunnell spoke at the KCOM Stadium at The Institute of Directors (IoD) lunch, part of a series of events held on Monday, June 4 to kick off the Business Week. Source: Internet
The government must urgently publish its negotiating objectives for the next stage of Brexit talks, the Institute of Directors (IoD) has said, as it warned that business needs time to prepare for a new relationship with the EU by the end of the year. Source: Internet
IoD director general Stephen Martin raised concerns that the new rules water down key corporate governance requirements. Source: Internet
Osinbajo also commended the IoD for its exemplary role in standardising the code of corporate governance in Nigeria. Source: Internet