But he rejected the plan and removed the executive who made the approach.
However, President Bill Clinton did not remove the ban on syringe exchange financing, and in 1998 Congress reinforced the ban by removing the executive waiver.
Of course, if targets are removed, the executive should be given substantially fewer shares, to offset the fact that the number of shares (although not their value) is now guaranteed.
It's one of more than 20,000 emails and letters, including one signed by 153 current staff members, that have arrived at the agency as of Friday voicing opposition to removing the executive director.
By removing the executive-privilege claim, the White House eliminated the constitutional questions that had provided the most attractive issues for a Supreme Court review.
While the case removes the executives from the immediate peril of a state prison sentence, they can be retried.
On his return, Howe expropriated the troubled National Steel Car Ltd. plant which was beset with management problems, setting up Victory Aircraft Limited as a Crown Corporation, removing the executives and installing J.P. Bickell, one of Howe's "dollar-a-year club" as the new president and chairman of the board.
Hands is listed in Annington's accounts as the company's "ultimate controlling party", which means he has the power to change the management and remove the chief executive.
Michael C. Jensen, a corporate finance and governance expert, argues that the single most effective reform would be to "effectively remove the chief executive as chairman of the board, to have a nonmanagement chairman who sets the agenda".
Quebecor Inc. wants to remove the chief executive of Abitibi-Consolidated Inc., John Weaver, and replace him with Michel Desbiens, who had been chairman of Abitibi before his resignation, a spokesman for Quebecor said.
