Sentence examples for voting director from inspiring English sources

The board of directors is composed of the university president who acts as an ex officio voting director and who appoints one ex officio executive director, one faculty member, one student member, and either the vice president for administrative affairs or the chief financial officer.

Baxter, 42, took Exeter to fifth in the Premiership last season and was voted director of rugby of the year.

There, shareholders can vote directors off the board, and ask for votes on resolutions at annual meetings, many of which are binding on the board.

"The problem is that shareholders have little to no ability to vote directors off corporate boards.

Tarbell and Alexander crusaded to give big policyholders the right to vote directors on or off the board, which bristled with such barons as E.H. Harriman, Henry Clay Frick and Alfred Vanderbilt.

Each of the three siblings own one-third of the stock in the family business and are the company's only voting directors.

However, it points out Regional Rugby Wales (RRW) sit as voting directors on the organisations that distribute the competition revenue and the WRU says RRW have not historically raised these issues.

Other voting directors are elected by majority votes of present voting directors and serve three-year terms and may be re-elected for as many additional three-year terms as possible.

All of the appointed voting directors serve one-, twor, or three-year terms and one-year terms thereafter, as determined by the university president.

National Youth Vote Director Valeisha Butterfield-Jones and National Youth Vote Deputy Director Eric Zoberman will lead the effort.

Ms. Haaland was the Native American vote director in New Mexico for Mr. Obama's re-election campaign.