Sentence examples for allocating board from inspiring English sources

Already, Volkswagen workers have gone to court to stop Porsche from allocating board seats at the new holding company in a way that would reduce their representation from 10 seats to 3. The court, in Ludwigsburg, Germany, is due to hand down a ruling a day after the European court.

How spaces are allocated by board members with cars can become an issue in some co-ops and condominiums.

After your initial seed round, you'll usually have to allocate a board seat to the firm or person who led that seed round.

Despite tiny parliamentary representation, the far-right Hungarian Justice and Life Party demanded two of the four posts on the board allocated to the opposition.

Under the regulators' proposal, the Wall Street firms would pay a total of about $200 million a year into a fund that would be allocated by a board of advisers to a select group of independent research companies.

The $5.5 million in federal aid is being distributed under a formula that favors large school districts within New York City, like Staten Island, because the board allocates the biggest grants to districts that have 80 or more students who lost family members or neighbors in the attacks.

While Mr. Kay said that many companies produce good returns for shareholders in spite of the so-called option overhang, he added, "It's a scarce and very valuable resource that needs to be optimally allocated by the board of directors".

It is common to allocate a new board seat for the lead investor for each new round of investment.

"We request that a cost of service analysis be conducted to identify which agencies will benefit in order to determine how the costs of this project should be allocated," the San Diego board members wrote.

In one study, the injury risk may actually have been increased in the group allocated to balance board training [ 20].

In the UK, for example, the government-funded Technology Strategy Board allocated £25 million to assisted living technology development, most of which was contingent on matched industry funding, between 2008 and 2011.