Sentence examples similar to approval rule from inspiring English sources

The editorial states that the changes to the rules on "undisclosed participation" in an organization will now allow an agent or informant to surreptitiously attend up to five meetings of a group before approval rules are triggered.

Once its stock is publicly traded, an emerging growth company would be exempted from disclosure and shareholder approval rules on executive compensation passed as part of Dodd-Frank and auditing standards imposed by the Sarbanes-Oxley Act.

May 20 , 20145.00pm BST Lloyds tightens mortgage approval rules to address London price boom Photograph: Amer Ghazzal/Demotix/Corbis BIG NEWS IN THE UK HOUSING MARKET: Lloyds Banking Group has announced that it is tightening the rules surrounding mortgages on high value properties, to address "inflationary pressures" in London housing market.

Thanks largely to the founding fathers' strict approval rules, Australia has a dismal record on constitutional change: for a referendum to succeed, there must be an overall majority yes vote in the country, as well as a yes vote in at least four of the six states.

While the Food and Drug Administration FDAA), for example, is responsible for making sure that each pharmaceutical product offered to the consumer is safe and effective, it must rely on RA professionals who specialize in the complicated drug approval rules.

Technology startups have been eager for the SEC to approval rules for "crowdfunding" (raising capital from family, friends, and other non-accredited investors) but the process was stalled by a mini-scandal with the former SEC boss and her subsequent departure.

Still, he predicts that big banks, with corporate-finance teams large enough to operate in 15 or more jurisdictions, will benefit most from the home-approval rule for equities, at the expense of smaller banks.

NYSE-Required Stockholder Approval NYSE Rule 312 requires that shareholders approve any common stock issuance when the common stock will have voting power equal to or in excess of 20percentt of the voting power outstanding before the issuance of such stock.

With board approval, the rule change would need the support of the exchange's members and would then be sent to the Securities and Exchange Commission, the Big Board's regulator.

Such investigations cannot now begin without the attorney general's approval, a rule that some lawmakers say limits the office's independence.

Glen D. Nager, the president of the golf association, said the approval of Rule 14-1b was necessary "to preserve one of the important traditions and challenges of the game — that the player freely swing the entire club".