Sentence examples for director on behalf from inspiring English sources

Kathleen B. Hearst, Executive Director On behalf of the Board of Trustees.

"The place is filled with paper, piles of it, everywhere," said Representative Jackie Speier, a Democrat from San Mateo who toured the Oakland office last month as part of a meeting with the agency's regional director on behalf of a group of constituents with claims dating as far back as six years.

On October 21, the selection committee chose Yasui, who worked with the Denver Commission on Community Relations for over 20 years, the last 16 as Executive Director, on behalf of diverse communities, not only Asian American but also Black, Latino, Native American, religious minorities, immigrants, youth, senior citizens, low income people.

The secretariats were required to approve each partner's annual and overall strategic plan and budget and make funding recommendations to the director on behalf of all partners.

Statement on the apparent death of Margaret Hassan, CARE director Iraq UNICEF Executive Director Carol Bellamy, on behalf of UNICEF UNICEF Executive Director Carol Bellamy to address 10th World Sport for All Congress NEW YORK/ROME, 11 November 2004 – UNICEF Executive Director Carol Bellamy is in Rome, Italy to address the 10th World Sport for All Congress.

By explicitly allowing shareholders to sue rogue directors on behalf of the company, it clarifies a right that the courts already recognise.

Following Fairhead's appointment she will oversee the appointment of five non-executive directors on behalf of the corporation, according to the Telegraph.

The suit names 14 current and former directors and officials as defendants; it is known as a derivative action because shareholders of Countrywide are suing its officers and directors on behalf of the company.

The settlement, which will be covered by insurance, was brought against directors on behalf of shareholders and the money will be paid back to the company by the insurer.

The S.E.C. has already taken steps to give shareholders more say in how their companies are governed by adopting a rule that would bar broker-dealers from voting for corporate directors on behalf of their clients unless told to do so.

The judgment was contained in a letter signed by the deputy C.I.A. director, John McLaughlin, on behalf of George J. Tenet, the director of central intelligence.