Herman Coleman, the association's interim executive director, said 17 of 19 members of the board of directors conferred before making the strike decision.
Shortly before a late-afternoon dinner break, Stoppard was seated silently on the right side of the orchestra section while onstage the director, David Leveaux, conferred with actors about an early scene.
As dozens of extras clad in madras pants and popped-collar Lacoste shirts tried to stay cool in the sweltering July heat, director David Gordon Green conferred with actors Craig Roberts, Ennis Esmer and Paul Reiser on a sun-drenched tennis court.
We hold that because the January Bylaw prematurely terminates the Airgas directors' terms, conferred by the charter and the statute, by eight months, the January Bylaw is invalid.
Once you have completed the internship, the director will confer with the experienced consultant and will ascertain whether you are a good fit for the Writing Center.
Director Nicholas Ray confers with James Dean on the set of Rebel Without a Cause.
For example, in 2006, Section 141 d) of the Delaware General Corporation Law ("DGCL") was rewritten to allow directors to confer greater or lesser voting powers on one or more directors (whether or not such directors are separately elected by the holders of any class or series of stock) so long as a corporation's certificate of incorporation allowed the directors to do so.
The directors then confer over whom they will select.
St. N.J. 1910, p. 1606, § 11), provides: 'The power to make and alter by-laws shall be in the stockholders, but any corporation may, in the certificate of incorporation, confer that power upon the directors; by-laws made by the directors under power so conferred may be altered or repealed by the stockholders.' The charter empowers the directors to make and alter by-laws.
Authority to administer the program, subject to the approval of the Director of Agriculture, is conferred on the program committee.
