Sentence examples for over its board from inspiring English sources

ILLUMINA HANDILY OVERCOMES ROCHE'S ATTEMPT TO TAKE OVER ITS BOARD The provider of genetic analysis services claimed victory in a $6.2 billion fight with the Swiss pharmaceutical giant over control of its board.

But in early 2015 the IMA was taken over, its board of directors replaced by pro-regime figures from the health ministry and a new chairman appointed: former Grand Mufti of Egypt Ali Gomaa – notorious for his anti-Brotherhood rhetoric.

It was part of reason for the Bank's hold over its board of non-executive directors – the court – to which on matters of strategic direction (including, presumably, whether the economy was headed for the rocks) it was supposed to answer.

"Imam Feisal has no authority or control over this project, over its board of directors or over Soho Properties, which controls the real estate," Mr. Gamal said.

Imam Feisal has no authority or control over this project, over its board of directors or over Soho Properties, which controls the real estate.

The mattress maker Sealy faced another round of investor criticism over its corporate governance on Friday for appearing to allow Kohlberg Kravis Roberts to wield deep influence over its board.

Stronach has battled with the National Thoroughbred Racing Association over how its board was constructed, and he threatened to pull his tracks out of the fledgling league office.

EZ appeared keen to take over the company, with its board representatives all resigning recently, although the company may wait for any possible administration.

A consortium of prominent investment funds has amassed a 21percentt stake in CNet and is seeking to oust the company's directors and take over a majority of its board, according to people briefed on the proposal.

In January, Jana and another activist investor, Sandell Asset Management, announced that they had amassed a 21percentt stake in CNEt and were seeking to oust the company's directors and take over a majority of its board.

In cricket as in politics, Pakistan's problems start at the top, with President Asif Ali Zardari, who presides over its cricket board.