Sentence examples for making shareholder from inspiring English sources

Another May idea that has been broadly welcomed is making shareholder votes on corporate pay not just advisory but binding.

The prime minister has raised the prospect of putting employees on company boards, and making shareholder votes on executive pay legally binding.

The fund manager, which has stakes in most companies in the FTSE 350, has written to them with its views on executive pay just as the prime minister raised the prospect of putting employees on company boards, and making shareholder votes on executive pay legally binding.

The moves, announced by the incoming prime minister just minutes before her rival, Andrea Leadsom, pulled out of the leadership contest, include allowing employee and consumer representatives to sit on company boards, and making shareholder votes on executive pay legally binding.

Making shareholders pay seems unfair.

Wouldn't that boost profits, making shareholders and executives happy, and ensure that insurers had plenty of cash on hand to pay the smaller claims of the safer customers?

He is also making shareholders nervous.

"But it's not enough — making money, creating jobs and making shareholders happy is great.

After a few sluggish years CBS is once again making shareholders happier and one of the reasons is its developing Internet strategy.

A federal judge in New York got his dander up about a practice that is routine in courts around the country: making shareholders pay twice for securities fraud.

Target may not be succumbing to investor pressure to divest its credit-card division, but the company is making shareholders happy by considering getting some customer borrowings off its books.