Sentence examples for terms of directors from inspiring English sources

"We make up 51% of planet Earth and we're just very disproportionately represented, in terms of directors and writers – the people in charge of the storytelling.

They currently trade at around 530p. "Following consultation with a number of the company's largest shareholders, which indicated a broad level of support, and in keeping with our shareholder-approved policy in relation to the terms of directors' appointments, the company has agreed to make a restricted stock award to Nick with a face value of £700,000," the company said in its annual report (pdf).

The report, released today, also calls for more multi-institute initiatives at NIH and limits on the terms of directors.

"Over the last four weeks, I haven't heard from anybody at the football club in terms of directors or chairman, so that tells its own story," added Adams, who has been succeeded by Jim McIntyre at Victoria Park.

The bylaws indicate the number, qualifications, and terms of directors as well as their meeting procedures.

But experience also means higher costs, both in terms of director paychecks and in terms of the budgets that veterans can demand.

Obama was to have filled the FBI job in 2011 but postponed the appointment, persuading Congress to extend the term of Director Robert Mueller by two years, until September 2013.

But in terms of executive directors, Germany is well ahead of Britain.

The Ruhr Triennale is an annual arts festival; the term triennale seems to refer to the three-year terms of its directors.

The last decade hasn't exactly inspired confidence that incentive compensation works as the theorists say it should in terms of aligning directors, executives and shareholders.

And MCI said yesterday that it would limit the terms of its directors as it adopted governance changes recommended by a court-appointed monitor.