Sentence examples for linked directors from inspiring English sources

After an emergency board meeting this afternoon – which linked directors in London, Asia and the US – the bank confirmed the chief executive's retirement minutes before the City's regulatory news service shut.

When a board such as AstraZeneca's rejects an offer, link directors' long-term incentives to the price they spurned.

They included abandoned blogs, link directors for unrelated topics, and college student groups and organizations, such as the Cornell Gymnastics Club.

Carter has been linked to director Tim Burton since 2001 and the couple have two children together.

The actress, who has long been linked to director Tim Burton, said that she admired the prince and that "he has got the same grace as both his parents".

One drawing charts the workings of the Vatican Bank, in the process linking its directors to the Mafia and the illegal transport of firearms.

We Need to Talk About Kevin is made with the singular vision that links great directors across all the traditions of cinema".

In September a survey by the Globe and Mail confirmed the cosiness of corporate Canada: only one-fifth of the 270 biggest listed companies have a majority of non-independent directors; and more than 40% of audit committees, and 58% of compensation committees, include directors linked to the company.If Toronto allowed listing standards to slip, says Ms Stymiest, "we would slit our own throat".

Analysis of McDonald's proxy statements reveals that the company's three longest-serving directors – McKenna, Roger Stone and Enrique Hernandez – have been involved in more than $150m of related person transactions, in which McDonald's paid companies linked to the directors.

Morley, the fund management arm of insurer Aviva, plans to vote against the appointment of James and all the other BSkyB directors linked to News Corporation, the Murdoch family firm.

For simplicity, the interlocking networks linked by independent directors with political backgrounds will henceforth be called "political networks," while the networks linked by specialists will be called "professional networks".