Sentence examples for corporations to include from inspiring English sources

4. Rule 14a-8 is the only federal rule requiring corporations to include shareholder proposals in the corporation's proxy materials.

Mr. Levitt recounts how Senator Joseph I. Lieberman, Democrat of Connecticut, helped intimidate the Financial Accounting Standards Board, which develops audit standards, into backing down on a rule that would have forced corporations to include the cost of executive stock options in financial statements.

But despite the growing awareness of an undertapped market that has led more than 100 major American corporations to include people with disabilities in advertising campaigns, Mrs. Jones emphasizes that reaching the disabled requires more than simply including them in ads.

"We are excited about the interest from corporations to include this in their benefit plans for their employees and the interest from pediatrician groups to recommend this to their patients," says Strober.

introduced the "Prevent Foreign Influence in our Elections Act," which would extend a currently-existing ban on election activity by foreign corporations to include their U.S. subsidiaries.

Section 102(b)(7) of the Delaware General Corporation Law permits a corporation to include a provision in its certificate of incorporation that protects directors from liability for monetary damages in a lawsuit for a breach of the duty of care.

The payments, usually disguised through an elaborate series of financial tricks, "were reviewed and approved by senior executives of the corporation, to include high-ranking officers, directors and employees," the court filing said.

The judge accepted the argument that requiring the corporation to include contraception coverage in its employee's health insurance would likely violate the Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA), which states that, in most cases, the Federal Government may not "substantially burden a person's exercise of religion".

Before the sanctions were passed, however, nervous lobbyists representing some of America's biggest corporations fought to include one exception.

In the late 1940s, US unions and corporations began to include health care benefits in their labor contracts.

A previous study reported that care plans arranged by care managers from non-medical corporations tend to include only a combination of social services [ 7].