Sentence examples for has voting rights from inspiring English sources
The two classes of shares are identical, except that one has voting rights.
And he has the solid support of his family, which holds only 6percentt of Ford's stock and just 3 of 14 seats on the board but has voting rights that give it effective control of the company.
Unlike most residents, the association has voting rights in the choice of Hong Kong's chief executive, as the city's leader is known.The group is one of about 160 farming and fishing organisations which fill 60 of the 1,200 seats in the committee that selects the chief executive.
A note on terms used by the AEC: an associated entity can be any organisation, so long as it is either controlled by a political party, is a financial member or has voting rights in a political party, or operates wholly (or to a significant extent) to benefit a political party.
The bus tycoon has voting rights, but does not own, a further 20.94%.
His predecessor as Archbishop of Westminster, Cardinal Cormac Murphy O'Connor, is already in the role but no longer has voting rights at the consistory because he is more than 80 years old.
