Sentence examples for nominate alternative from inspiring English sources
It is too late for Coty to nominate alternative directors to Avon's board; the nominating period ended in February.
The agency is considering making it easier for investors to nominate alternative directors to corporate boards.
They say they will redraw the proxy rules to permit large institutional investors to nominate alternative directors to troubled companies.
And despite Labor's own previous intention to repeal the cut and its insistence that it will nominate alternative budget savings to those it is opposing in the Senate, a spokesman for the opposition leader, Bill Shorten, said the ALP would now continue to oppose the repeal – on the grounds that "the budget has hurt low-income people enough".
The deadline for nominating alternative board members for this year's annual meeting on April 26 has passed; those had to be submitted by Nov. 29, according to company bylaws.
Such wholesale cross-fertilisation of musical conventions owes a lot to new technology, according to Jeremy Pritchard, bass player and co-writer with Mercury-nominated alternative rock band Everything Everything.
In either case, the administration could ultimately be forced to withdraw the candidate and nominate an alternative.
At least 47 MPs would be needed to trigger a coup and nominate an alternative leader at party conference.
Trump's meltdown over abortion last week at first seemed a product of a particular moment in the campaign, when talk that Republican Party leaders might actually nominate an alternative candidate at the Convention, in Cleveland, seemed to grow.
Young also called on the Coalition to reconsider its plan to cut by 20% the average government contribution to tuition costs under the commonwealth grants scheme, but did not nominate an alternative figure.
Under the current rules, 20 per cent of the parliamentary party – 47 MPs – would have to nominate an alternative candidate for leader at party conference to trigger a fresh leadership contest.
