The phrase "at proxy" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a situation involving a proxy, but the phrase itself lacks clarity and context.
Example: "I need to access the server at proxy to retrieve the data."
Alternatives: "via a proxy" or "through a proxy".
Look at the Securities and Exchange Commission's attempt at proxy access.
Scott Fenn, senior managing director for policy at Proxy Governance, says the findings show how frustrated investors are about the immense losses they took in the financial crisis.
The study was conducted by James F. Reda & Associates, an independent compensation consultant in New York, and it looked at proxy filings issued by almost 200 companies in the first half of 2009.
Scott A. Fenn, managing director of policy at Proxy Governance, said the study's findings should also help dispel the myth that those who try to shake up boards are interested only in short-term profits.
"We've proposed that we go beyond the initial topic — continue it, but also look at proxy access or majority voting, which have all been key governance issues we've focused on".
Caching at proxy servers plays an important role in reducing the response time, network delays, and load on the Web servers.
One possible remedy to the latency problem is to use caching at the client, at the proxy server, or within the Internet.
Of common autosomal SNPs, 72 and 64% had at least one proxy at r≥0.8 and 55 and 44% had at least one perfect proxy (r = 1) in the OOA and CEU, respectively, indicating that fewer independent SNPs are required to represent variation in the OOA relative to the CEU.
"If you look at the proxy pipeline, he's involved with a bunch of contentious situations".
If you're going to work for a new company, look at their proxy statements, see what they are paying their top people.
While authorities are trying to block communications, Iranians have become skilled at using proxy Web sites and posting videos on YouTube to get messages out.
