Sentence examples for meeting rules from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, politicians in Virginia have considered changing the meeting rules for their public officials, making it possible for officials to "meet" electronically or by phone, thus eliminating the two-way dialogues and face-to-face interactions that are inherent to a physical meeting.

As they closed the meeting to the public, council members cited exemptions to open meeting rules for the purpose of discussing personnel matters and to seek legal advice.

But Levy responded in an e-mail to the same audience, publicly denouncing the chief for his tone, his lack of civility, and his failure to speak up earlier in the process, as required by the new meeting rules.

Levy had established meeting rules requiring staff to state their objections to decisions and to "disagree without being disagreeable". When one medical chief e-mailed Levy complaining about a decision made during a meeting and copied the other chiefs and board chairman Levy took action.

In one of his earliest meetings with the chiefs, Levy presented a simple set of "meeting rules," including such chestnuts as "state your objections" and "disagree without being disagreeable," and led a discussion about them, demonstrating the desired behaviors through his own leadership of the meeting.

That might involve establishing meeting rules, such as no interruptions, that ensure everyone's views are heard.

Yet shareholder proposals are the very mechanisms that the securities laws (and, in particular, S.E.C. Rule 14a-8, known as the "town hall meeting" rule) provide for conducting debate at publicly traded firms.

Without getting into too much detail, here are the lessons learned from the meeting: Rule No. 1: Don't mess with our industry comps (I'd say "money" but we make so little of it that these free tickets are much more valuable).

As can be seen the meeting rule uses the information determined by the "proximity" rule.

The Probabilistic Meeting Rule is a flexible rule that enables us to model various scenarios and society forms.

To further investigate this hypothesis, we analyze the percentages of users' interactions that turn into successful meetings after applying our Probabilistic Meeting Rule.