Sentence examples for conduct of directors from inspiring English sources

The Insolvency Service has recently kicked off an investigation into the conduct of directors of West Coast Capital (USC).

Conduct of directors and officers is increasingly scrutinized, and the company's CEO and CFO are required to provide personal certifications in connection with each Form 10-Q and Form 10-K.

Vince Cable, business secretary from 2010 to 2015 who clashed with Green over his tax affairs, said: "If there are any questions about his conduct with the company then this isn't a matter about knighthoods – it's actually something that should be looked at by Companies House, whose specific role is to investigate the conduct of directors.

This anxiety can become acute when the conduct of directors, and especially those on board committees, is called into question, presenting a unique form of potential conflict where perceived director self-interest is a distraction from the performance of fiduciary duties.

Moreover, Household counters that appellants' contentions are without merit since the conduct complained of here is private conduct of corporate directors and not state regulation.

This is a device that gives the owners of a company – the shareholders – a means to police the conduct of corporate directors and management, who would probably be unwilling to sue themselves on behalf of the company.

Such a test should include a requirement to comply with a prescribed code of conduct for directors.

Ideally, that law would establish a code of conduct for directors, grant the comptroller explicit authority to review all contracts and create an independent office to see that everybody does things openly and for the betterment of the public at large.

The Master Trust had hoped to ask Sunrise at the meeting to conduct annual elections of directors.

Young Women: Conduct thorough board of directors evaluation on effectiveness and underlying metrics used to judge success; Recommend more effective ways to communicate and simplify evaluation metrics.

EY said its investigations into the conduct of the company directors' conduct was ongoing and so it would be inappropriate to comment on the MPs' conclusion that deception had occurred.