Sentence examples for shareholders using from inspiring English sources

What this means is that for much of the past two decades, Japanese companies have been destroying economic value for shareholders, using far more capital than they're generating.

One of Mr. Monty's early moves at BCE was to spin off its controlling stake in Nortel to shareholders, using a large chunk of the 4 billion Canadian dollars proceeds to finance the diversification drive.

Initial meetings were arranged with the shareholders using an early prototype of the game to garner their interest in the title.

Its shareholders use surprising criteria to recommend stocks.

Shareholders use individual log-ins and passwords to gain access to the site.

Other shareholders used the meeting as an opportunity to criticize El Paso's management for practices like elevated compensation for its top executives and directors.

After his presentation, shareholders used the time allocated for questions to offer suggestions on improving the everyday coffee and introducing specialty coffee shops in some stores.

"Custodian" was what directors and shareholders used to call themselves in the 100 years when buying into a club really did represent "dead money".

The word alone was enough to incite ordinary Britons to seethe, and shareholders used AGMs to vote against what they saw as excessive pay.

Oversight committees should start using them the way shareholders use companies' annual reports: to see if their investments are paying off.

Orbis has not said it will vote against the offer, but holds a large enough stake to block the deal if only three-quarters of shareholders use their votes.