Sentence examples for directors formally from inspiring English sources

The Lafers said they were considering nominating their own slate of directors, formally contesting management's control of the company.

Only a third of the 613 companies' boards of directors formally oversee sustainability performance, while a quarter link executive compensation to sustainability performance.

Under pressure from the Bush administration, the fund also has demanded that Turkey enact a series of economic and financial changes before the fund's board of directors formally votes on whether to approve the new loan package, people involved in the talks said.

Mandating that shareholders and independent directors formally approve stock-option plans is another good idea.

On Friday, chamber directors formally opposed the production in San Diego of a film on the massacre.

A study by Ceres, a nonprofit focused on sustainable business and climate action, found that in 613 of the nation's largest publicly traded companies, fewer than a third had boards of directors formally overseeing sustainability performance.

This past week, its shareholders approved a new board of directors and formally dissolved a complex agreement that, for more than a decade, had given the governments of France and Germany an effective veto over company strategy.

She had acted as a representative of the owner at the club, and in support of the board of directors, before formally joining the board of Chelsea FC plc in the summer of 2013.

It added: "The trust directors meet formally with union representatives each month to discuss key issues facing the trust and to manage any concerns they have.

"We have not been provided with sufficient and appropriate evidence that the board of directors have formally considered and resolved as necessary the issues relating to these comments, or that these comments have been withdrawn by the individual director".. Birmingham City reported an annual pre-tax loss of £12.4m, compared with a profit of £109,000 a year earlier.

The piece notes that the Chamber's "aggressively narrow climate policy" may violate its own policy-making process since the full board of directors never formally voted on the matter, as is customarily required by the Chamber's procedures.