Sentence examples for shares authorized from inspiring English sources

According to Pearl Meyer & Partners, a compensation consulting firm in New York, shares authorized for management and employee equity incentive plans at the 200 largest United States companies almost doubled in the last eight years.

Thereafter a law of Ohio imposed five cents a share upon a certain proportion of non-par shares authorized by the state of Delaware which the court found to be arbitrary and not based on a classification of foreign corporations having any reasonable basis.

For example, brokerage firms can vote their clients' shares on important issues like election of auditors and directors and proposals to increase the number of shares authorized for issuance, and even on matters concerning compensation that are not related to stock options.

With 500 million shares authorized, this potential dilution can't be checked.

The form shows that Hungry Machine Inc, the holding company for LivingSocial, has filed an intent to raise up to $565 million in Series E financing, with 100 million shares authorized, at $5.65 a share.

The Delaware filing from May 13 essentially pointed to a valuation of up to $22.7 billion if all the shares authorized for the Series F (including the Series FP) were issued, based on the price that Fidelity paid per share earlier in the round, though this is unlikely to take effect.

A: To request access to a file share, authorized users can simply log onto myHelpdesk.med.cornell.edu, and click "Submit a Request". Your request goes straight to the appropriate ITS group for fulfillment.

Particularly, cognitive cooperation, not only allowing SUs in cognitive radio networks (CRNs) to share authorized spectrum but also inheriting the unique advantages of cooperative communications that promise significant capacity and multiplexing gain increase through distributed transmission/processing, has been becoming an appealing communication paradigm [5,6].

These 48 million shares were all the shares then authorized by shareholders; the apparent "bargain" element cited in the article was a result of needing shareholder approval before the grants could actually be made.

In other words, the mother university that owns most shares authorizes UREs' managers to run its businesses independently.

During the fiscal year that ended August 2006, FDO repurchased 15.4 million shares at a cost of $367 million, leaving 1.1 million shares still authorized to be repurchased under previous decrees.