Sentence examples for nominating directors from inspiring English sources

Generally, shareholders don't have a voice in nominating directors.

Mr. Icahn had sued Amylin, seeking to extend the company's deadline for nominating directors.

An early and important test of such willpower will come soon as the Securities and Exchange Commission finalizes new rules for nominating directors to corporate boards.

He also lamented the fact that the agency had failed in previous attempts to give shareholders a say in nominating directors.

Does Microsoft wait until the announcement of the meeting date and the nominations deadline to start a proxy contest or does it attempt to nudge Yahoo by nominating directors beforehand (i.e., now)?

Those interested in nominating directors at a large company, for example, must own a total of at least 1percentt of its shares and must have held that stake for more than a year.

And, of course, there's the little detail (as phrased by Bob Fischbach of the Omaha World-Herald) that "for Oscar nominations, only actors nominate actors, only directors nominate directors, only writers nominate writers and so on.

The deadline for Coty to nominate directors for election passed in February of this year.

So, last March, Q Investments put forward another proposal that would require Cedar Fair to allow unit holders to nominate directors.

Because of this structure, unit holders do not have the right to nominate directors to the company's board.

They are pitted against corporate governance groups that seek an easier and cheaper way to nominate directors.