Sentence examples for board to represent from inspiring English sources

He would want a majority of the board to represent minority shareholders.

He is a "Class C" director, meaning that he was appointed by the board to represent the public.

Luciano Respini, president of Dow Europe, was accordingly given a seat on the operating board, to represent the geographic divisions.

"It goes down to the basic issue of our ability to trust the board to represent shareholder interests," said Raj Thamotheram, a senior adviser for the organization.

She said the government had scrapped a requirement for the board to represent licence fee payers because the BBC should "prioritise the public good".

He was replaced by Giacinto Spizzico, one of three officials appointed to the AME Finanziaria board to represent shares now under court sequestration.

Four boards (50 × 100 × 2400 mm), two outerwood and two corewood, were chosen from approximately 30 boards to represent high and low green density and dynamic modulus.

"With mayoral control, the power elite and corporate Cleveland have abridged our right to vote and made it look like we don't know how to educate our children, how to choose school board members to represent our views," said Annaliesa Henley, the wife of a former board member.

It also entailed correcting a perceived wrong (e.g., when all ASO board members were gay men, one participant who was a user of drugs decided to become a ASO board member to represent the needs of his peers), and providing publicity about the work of the ASO and the needs of ASO clients.

Since the mandate of the board is to represent shareholders' interests, shareholder votes stand out as a natural performance metric.

The purpose of a mutual fund's board is to represent investors' interests on issues like the fees charged by the fund's management.