Sentence examples for elect boards from inspiring English sources

Stockholders elect boards of directors to represent their interests, but, says Paul Hodgson, senior research associate at The Corporate Library, "If it looks like ‘no' is a word boards can't say to the CEO over pay, then it's probably not a word that they can use when it comes to bending the rules a bit, whether it's over accounting or ethics policies.

We recently had our annual meeting to elect board members.

Currently, outside groups mounting a proxy contest to elect board candidates must pay for their distribution of materials.

A Dennis H. Greenstein, a Manhattan co-op lawyer, said that co-ops use several methods to elect board members.

Locally elected boards, encouraged by the state, govern all primary and secondary education.

Annually elected boards and companies with written consent will see more shareholder offers.

Within a month the government had dissolved both organisations' elected boards and replaced them with state appointees.

"It would be better to have elected boards on the PCTs rather than on the foundation hospitals," argues Professor Le Grand.

The city's — count them — 32 locally elected boards controlled hundreds of jobs each and were riddled with graft.

"Both sides were out in the counties, but the final decision was up to the elected boards," she said.

Gaines, Cascade, and Caledonia townships and the city of Kentwood circulated a survey amongst their communities' planning commissions and elected boards in 1982.