Sentence examples for requiring board from inspiring English sources

We're nice people.' " Unlike other home purchases, co-op transactions inject a third party — the board — into the sale, requiring board approval after the seller and buyer already have a contract.

The authority was pressured by Attorney General Andrew M. Cuomo this week to scuttle the long-standing perk, which he said violated a law requiring board members to serve without compensation.

The board will vote on Wednesday on the proposed changes, which were prompted by Attorney General Andrew M. Cuomo, who said last month that the benefits violated a law requiring board members to serve without compensation.

They have recently started second-guessing his decisions and even curtailed his power, requiring board consent on all staff changes and any budget matters involving more than $1,000.

The business of the board and its committees should be organized in a way that ensures matters requiring board or committee attention receive such attention and are prioritized appropriately, while also maintaining the collegiality of the board.

Transportation The Metropolitan Transportation Authority's practice of issuing free E-ZPasses to current and former board members has sparked a legal confrontation between the agency and Attorney General Andrew M. Cuomo, who says the tags violate a law requiring board members to serve without compensation.

And at least one controversial University of Michigan study found that a Norwegian law requiring boards to be at least 40 percent women reduced a company's market value.

Next month, a new code of corporate governance will take effect, requiring boards to have more independent directors, proper audit and remuneration committees and so forth.

While several countries have passed legislation requiring boards to meet certain thresholds for female membership and others are considering such mandates, quotas remain a contentious and controversial subject.

Since this time, ON has implemented a new provincial initiative requiring boards of health designate a Chief Nursing Officer in each public health unit [ 53].

A sale requires board approval.