Sentences with phrase «class vote requirement»
Delaware law permits a company to «opt out» of this class vote requirement by so providing in its Certificate of Incorporation, and the Company has done just that.
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Small Business Mergers Regulatory Exemption — Vote Passed (426 - 0, 6 Not Voting) The House passed the bill that would exempt brokers handling mergers and acquisitions from Securities and Exchange Commission registration requirements in cases in which the company being sold does not have any class of securities required to be registered with the SEC and in the prior fiscal year, the company's earnings, before interest or taxes, are less than $ 25 million or gross revenue is less than $ 250 million.
When the issue was to be put to a vote, the IAU came up with a new definition that included the requirement of gravitational dominance, but also defined a new class of object — «dwarf planets» — which are spherical but don't dominate.
Some LA Unified school board members want to raise graduation requirements to require at least a C in college prep classes, undoing a vote of the previous board to lower the requirement to a D. For the Class of 2016, less than half of graduates were eligible for the University of California and California State University systems, which require a C in those classes.
But the justices also voted 6 - 0 to ask the Oregon State Bar's board of governors to offer a new proposal to reassess the classes, which amount to one hour each year toward continuing - education credits for lawyers — and to suspend the requirement during the study.
But the justices also voted 6 - 0 to ask the Oregon State Bar's board of governors to offer a new proposal to reassess the classes, which amount to one hour each year toward continuing - education credits for lawyers — and to suspend the requirement during the study.
«The classes are about how to be nice to each other, not about substantive law issues,» said Catherine Coburn, a Beaverton attorney who was among the two - thirds majority of bar members who voted to nix the anti-bias requirement in April.