Sentence examples for without voting rights from inspiring English sources

In large-scale privatisation, we have been quite generous: we give them 25% of shares, free, though without voting rights.

Perhaps after a revolt in 273, Caere was partially incorporated into the Roman state without voting rights for its citizens.

West Germany then comprised 11 states and West Berlin, which was given the special status of a state without voting rights.

Earlier this year, a special three-judge panel dismissed a lawsuit brought by residents contending that it was unconstitutional to remain without voting rights.

Before unification there were 11 West German Länder (including West Berlin, which had the special status of a Land without voting rights), but, with the accession of East Germany, there are now 16 Länder in the unified republic.

The company said Mr. Woodford would remain a board member, but one without voting rights, until the annual shareholders' meeting next year, when a new slate of directors will be presented.

Committee members: Prof. Dr. Schrader, Cloppenburg, Prof. Dr. Matthaei, Quakenbrück, Prof. Dr. Hasslacher, Heidelberg, Prof. Dr. Hoyer, Marburg, Prof. Dr. Paar, Berlin (without voting right).

A special three-judge panel today dismissed a lawsuit arguing that it was unconstitutional for the more than 500,000 citizens in the nation's capital to remain without any voting rights in Congress.

Without the voting rights, the sovereign investors could not interfere in the activities of the firms they buy, but if the suspension is only temporary, the funds would not suffer any financial penalties.This looks like an elegant solution, but it is not clear if it could be enforced.

The Bafta LA chairman, Kieran Breen, announced that 83% of respondents supported the change, adding that when members failed to meet the new standards, Bafta will "reclassify their membership so that they can remain members and enjoy all the usual benefits at a discounted membership fee, but without award voting rights or screeners".

"If Tepco submits a business plan seeking a capital injection (from the government) without sufficient voting rights relative to the size of injection, I have absolutely no plans to approve it as long as I am in this position," Mr Edano said.