Sentence examples for removing directors from inspiring English sources

David Tisch, co-founder of TechStars NYC, is on Bloomberg TV at 2 p.m. WHY BAD DIRECTORS STAY IN PLACE  |  "You really couldn't have a stronger case for removing directors" than Hewlett-Packard, Michael Garland, executive director for corporate governance in the New York City comptroller's office, told James B. Stewart, a columnist for The New York Times.

"We think the real issue is providing shareholders a meaningful voice in selecting and removing directors," he said.

"You really couldn't have a stronger case for removing directors," Michael Garland, executive director for corporate governance in the New York City comptroller's office, told me this week.

Yet there is only an oblique mention of removing directors without cause in the Illumina charter, stating that shareholders cannot act by written consent to remove directors without cause.

Dave King and his allies had continued the off-field changes by adding and removing directors during the day but they might have to make changes in the football department to kick-start the club's Scottish Championship promotion challenge.

The memo refers to a recent change in the stock exchange rules removing director elections from the list of such "routine" matters.

"We think that we've actually, by removing Director Comey, taken steps to make that happen".

Men's Wearhouse is incorporated in Texas, which means that while the company allows shareholders to remove directors by written consent at any time, such a removal can only be done for cause.

That order included constraints on the ability of Hollinger Inc. to elect or remove directors.

"There's no meaningful way for shareholders to hold directors accountable other than the ability to remove directors," she says.

It describes the use of appointment rights, by which shareholders retain the right to appoint and remove directors.