Sentence examples for call for directors from inspiring English sources
At the very least, we could make the shareholder vote on executive pay at companies binding, or call for directors to stand for re-election annually.
Their appointment comes eight months after hopeful candidates responded to an advert in the Economist magazine, issuing an international call for directors at Italy's world-class museums.
Instead, she calls for directors to pay executives for after-the-fact performance.
The Securities and Exchange Commission rejected Citigroup's bid to block a shareholder vote calling for directors to be elected by a majority of the company's investors.
On Monday, P. Schoenfeld Asset Management, which owns 1.5percentt of Saks and thinks the retailer has not performed as well as its competitors, urged shareholders to vote against the way the company elects directors, calling for directors to be elected annually, rather than serving staggered terms.
The Investment Company Act of 1940 calls for directors to serve as "independent watchdogs" for shareholders.
As a calling card for director Alastair Siddons, it's polished and impressive.
Despite all of this, the film still served as a calling card for director John Erick Dowdle who has since gone on to direct other released genre titles, such as REC remake Quarantine and Devil.
The prominent law firm Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz recently issued a memorandum calling for director salaries to increase because of the increased burdens on this position.
The Ballymena-born actor has finished filming his role as a 17th-century Jesuit monk in Martin Scorsese's highly anticipated Japanese-set period drama Silence, and has also wrapped the title role in fantasy A Monster Calls for director Juan Antonio Bayona, with Felicity Jones and Sigourney Weaver.
