Sentence examples for director approval from inspiring English sources

You'll need board of director approval for pretty much all senior level hires or major purchases.

[Correction: Zuckerberg is not necessarily limited to two years of service in government as we originally reported based on Bloomberg, since there are exceptions allowing indefinite service in government depending on his stock ownership or board of director approval.].

According to Deadline.com's Nikki Finke, the issue was a creative one, as Cohen wanted the film to be an R-rated look at Mercury's life and death, while the band -- which has "script and director approval," per Finke -- had hoped for PG feature.

Officials of Newport News Shipbuilding merely noted that any deal with Northrop would require its directors' approval.

Add to this Hollywood's history of releasing films without the directors' approval (Orson Welles was a repeated victim here) and we find ourselves in muddy water.

Matters decided at the meeting included the election of 11 directors, approval of KPMG as the company's auditor, and two management proposals to increase the number of Symantec shares dedicated to an equity incentive plan for employees and a stock purchase plan.

Our tender offer would, of course, be conditioned upon your Board of Directors' approval of a transaction with HP.

ONEOK has increased its quarterly dividend 17 percent since October 2010, when the company indicated that it expects to increase its dividend 50 to 60 percent between 2011 and 2013, subject to board of directors' approval, and also indicated a long-term dividend payout target of 60 to 70 percent of recurring earnings.

Under Lloyd, the Office of Refugee Resettlement has taken the extreme step of requiring the director's approval for all abortions for immigrant girls in custody; in previous administrations, the ORR required such approval only for use of government funds in cases of rape, incest and threats to life of the mother.

In fact, just last month, officials were preparing to ask the bureau's director for approval to choose a fugitive accused of killing three police officers in Puerto Rico.

I have no doubt that Harris will mature in the role and, eventually, outgrow, as all stars must, his need for the director's approval.