Sentence examples for allocation of board from inspiring English sources

"It's not easy, it's a kind of zero sum game," Mr Sakong said of the allocation of board seats.

A spokesman, Frank Gaube, said the change in the allocation of board seats was necessary to protect the interests of Porsche's 12,000 workers, which under German law could be overwhelmed by the interests of Volkswagen's 340,000 workers.

Initially, I don't understand how any competent adviser could recommend an across-the-board allocation of 98.3percenttoto stocks.

The amount of spending devoted to long-term capital projects this year is nearly double that spent on capital programs last year, when the Port Authority was embroiled in a dispute between New York and New Jersey representatives on the agency's board over allocation of its funds.

A successful career in today's business world is defined by right-handed numerical achievements, tangible metrics, such as a promotion, higher salary, sizable bonus, board seat or allocation of equity.

A regional planning executive should be set up to bring together planning and housing boards and the allocation of land should to be more in line with the needs of the local area.

If this is already a functioning co-op, however, the sponsor does not have the right to change the share allocation, and the board of directors may not be willing to do so.JAY ROMANO.

The last proposed SDR allocation, of $21.4 billion, was approved by the IMF's board in 1997.

Mr. Leeds said that house rules may include some policies of the board, but the rules about allocation of storage spaces did not have to be written there.

The unambiguous gain from sound taxation is higher output across the board, stemming from a more rational allocation of resources across competing uses.

The board has called for Congress to give an additional allocation of hundreds of millions of dollars, on top of the increase sought by the Bush administration, partly to beef up compliance work.