If, in prosecuting them to final judgment, they violate any trust committed to their hands, or any agreement which is binding upon the corporation and the minority stockholders, remedy may be sought in some court of original jurisdiction, into which, upon proper pleadings, all persons interested may be summoned.
Employees are most committed to their work when they trust their leaders to have their back, and delegating authority helps build that trust.
If you're considering giving up something you enjoy, like alcohol or sweets, instead commit to trusting yourself to listen to your intuition and make responsible decisions depending on the situation.
In 2012 NHS Employers launched its "Speaking Up Charter" asking trusts to commit to helping staff raise concerns.
A variety of logistical reasons (lack of space, retirement of potential research leads, unwillingness of trusts' management to commit to a 10 year trial, involvement in other ovarian cancer screening trials) prevented pre-identified Scottish centres from participating.
For their love and trust to grow more deeply, they must commit to erasing those kinds of trust-breaking insults from their interactions, no matter how angry either may be.
Another firm committed to trusts and estates is Katten, which has more than 50 lawyers in the group.
I was so committed to trusting God and changing, I wouldn't even consider the possibility of living as a gay man, even six years after my wife left me.
CORDS is committed to nurturing a trust-based culture that encourages the secure and timely sharing of information and best practices between disease surveillance experts from across its member networks.
These multicultural employees and consumers are ready to commit their full potential, purchasing power, trust and loyalty to organizations ready to commit to them.
I'd like to believe we commit to each other and trust each other.
