Sentence examples for voting equity from inspiring English sources

PDRs don't provide voting equity or board membership, making them a vehicle for media investments in the country.

Eric Molson controls about 55percentt of Molson's voting equity.

Updating financial regulations to permit new investments of more than 10percentt of a bank's voting equity by private equity firms would do absolutely nothing to undermine the regulatory scrutiny to which banks are subject.

In its suit, Simon Property is challenging the way the Taubman family obtained its voting equity in Taubman Centers, which is a real estate investment trust that owns a stake in an operating partnership, the Taubman Realty Group.

(Even voting equity, in a way, for proof-of-stake chains).

Strickland ticked off areas of interest that include worker organizing, minimum-wage hikes, women's issues, voting access, pay equity, tax fairness, and immigration reform.

Fischer said that after voting down paycheck equity for women across America, the female Republican senators realized that they themselves were "burdened by the tyranny of equal pay" in the U.S. Senate.

Deschler (2013) also points out the potential problem of liquidity in pure crowds: a crowd of investors with voting power in equity crowdfunding emits a warning signal for professional investors who might otherwise have bought into a crowdfunded company.

"I think it's a mistake to frame issues like economic justice, educational equity, voting rights, as being disconnected from the issue of police violence.

In this position, Vagins leads the office's civil rights advocacy efforts and develops pro-active strategies on pending federal legislation and executive branch actions concerning racial justice, employment discrimination, pay equity, voting rights, and disability rights.

Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson has already said it will include a "standardized program" for the government to directly purchase a non-voting equity stake in financial companies.