Nasdaq's rules state broadly that independent directors cannot have a relationship that "would interfere with the exercise of independent judgment in carrying out the responsibilities of a director".
She insists she feels broadly hopeful about the role of her five parishes, but optimism in this context calls for a determination to look on the bright side.
But it has been broadly effective, and it has proved the ability of nations to work together in the face of a common threat.
The only one that doesn't support a broadly conservative social and economic agenda is the "cannabis is less dangerous than alcohol" party.
More broadly, this wire report succumbs to the senseless rehashing of celebrity stories about ghost writing.
On Pfizer, as I said earlier (see 2.14pm), it felt broadly like a draw.
We need to improve the quality of services and meet rising demand – driven by an ageing population and rising levels of long term illness – from broadly flat, real terms budgets.
There was little detail in the first estimate of GDP from the statistics agency, Eurostat, but individual country reports suggested expansion was broadly driven by demand at home rather than abroad.
Whether or not this was true (and there was no independent inquiry), what happened next is broadly clear.
That followed a January 2014 finding by the Obama-appointed watchdogs at the Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board that bulk phone records collection had not stopped terrorist attacks and had "limited value" in combatting terrorism more broadly.
In the world of big law, equity partnership is broadly equivalent to being on a board of directors.
