Sentence examples for seats director from inspiring English sources

Labor's marginal seats director, Kosmos Samaras, said the party had piloted the "field campaign" strategy in key seats at last year's federal election.

Older Directors Claim More Board Seats: Directors who are in their seventies and eighties were the only age groups to claim bigger slices of the S&P 1500 boardroom seat pie over the 2008-2016 (Ytimetime period.

Recent S.E.C. regulatory proposals include restricting short-selling in down markets, strengthening oversight of mutual funds, tightening scrutiny of investment advisers and making it easier for shareholders to seat directors on company boards.

Another way to strengthen accountability could be to enhance the role of shareholders in seating directors or vetoing officers.

Mr. Icahn promptly filed a lawsuit in Delaware Chancery Court seeking an "immediate order" to stop Biogen "from taking steps toward seating its director nominees".

"The chair is the most important thing in the movie: viewers are put right there in his seat," the director, Jeff Balsmeyer, said.

Warren's measure would require most American public companies to obtain a federal corporate charter and reserve at least 40% of their board seats to directors elected by employees.

We spread out on the various seating options: directors' chairs, couches, charmingly mismatched dining chairs, a butterfly chair.

As part of its board shake-up, the company agreed to seat two directors chosen by the Treasury Department: Robert T. Blakely, the former chief financial officer of Fannie Mae, and Kim Fennebresque, a former investment banker at Lazard.

Currently, just 16% of director seats are women – and MSCI reports it will take until 2027 for women to hold just 30% of global board seats.

Rovi caught Mr. Welling's eye shortly after he founded Engaged, building up his stake and then starting a proxy fight a year ago for director seats and strategic changes.