Sentence examples for to nominate as from inspiring English sources

It would permit large shareholders — typically institutional investors — or alliances of shareholders to nominate as many as a quarter of the directors.

Youngman and Pang Da will each have the right to nominate as many as two members of Spyker's supervisory board, which currently comprises three members but is not limited in size.

The proposal would permit large shareholders — typically institutional investors like pension funds or hedge funds — or alliances of shareholders to nominate as many as one-quarter of the directors.

They said the rules would enable large shareholders to nominate as many as three directors for the largest boards, and fewer for smaller ones, when there was significant shareholder dissatisfaction.

Global Affiliate member organizations select the candidates they wish to nominate as visiting fellows.

Under him, the board has grown more representative of its constituents, with his support of islandwide elections to elect residents to nominate as board members with Albany approval.

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close to his name on each credit, and now I'm so happy to have been nominated as well.

President Obama has said that he plans to nominate a replacement as soon as next week.

12.57am GMT Abbott nominates Bishop: checkmate Tony Abbott got to his feet to nominate "Bronny", as she is known, as Speaker.

As released this morning, the president-elect announced that he intends to nominate Robert Lighthizer as the next United States trade representative.