Although not mentioned in your editorial, the rule entitles a single shareholder or group, in a single election, to nominate 25 percent of an entire board -- 4 out of a 16-person board.
Stemm gleefully repeated a comment that Goold had made when he alluded to the most common exception to the United States' sovereign-immunity rule entitling governments to claim a lost ship: if the vessel is not a warship but a commercial ship.
While international law does allow for exceptions to the above rule, entitling warships to interfere with ships flying the flag of another state while in international waters in limited circumstances, those exceptions do not apply to the events of 31 May.
Nothing in the rules entitled you to inflate your claim for council tax to make up for any shortfall in your claim for mortgage interest".
The draft rules, entitled a "Charter for the Protection of Children and Young People," also call for bishops to turn over any new allegation of sexual abuse of minors immediately to civil authorities for investigation.
Labour MPs from the party's Blairite wing have been acting like they were "born to rule" and entitled to choose its leader, a veteran MP has said.
Rule 70 (entitled "Matters not Subject to Disclosure"), published in the version of 13 December 2001, reads: (A) Notwithstanding the provisions of Rules 66 and 67, reports, memoranda, or other internal documents prepared by a party, its assistants or representatives in connection with the investigation or preparation of the case, are not subject to disclosure or notification under those Rules.
The hearing was held at Mr. Sherman's request, under court rules that entitled him to address the contents of the report.
In theory always and in practice often, the lives of French men and women of all ranks and estates took shape within a number of overlapping institutions, each with rules that entitled its members to enjoy particular privileges (a term derived from the Latin words for "private law").
Those who don't follow the rules are entitled to their opinions, but cannot legitimately claim to be participating in a scientific debate.
