Sentences with phrase «voting decisions»

The proxy voting policies and procedures serve as a guideline for proxy voting decisions and detail the process by which such decisions are made.

We of all people should be informed and make good voting decisions based upon the facts, and educate others when we have the opportunity.

Clients can select which issue categories they care about, and how they would like company performance in those areas to translate into voting decisions.

The goal of this report is to provide detailed information about corporate political spending so that shareholders can make more informed proxy voting decisions.

A Morrow Sodali survey finds that 68 percent of institutional investor respondents cite as highly important «the quality and completeness of [a company's] disclosures on business strategy and issues of material importance» when making voting decisions on director elections and other agenda items.

Glass Lewis helps institutional investors make more informed investment and proxy voting decisions by identifying business, legal, governance and financial statement risk at more than 16,000 companies worldwide.

Institutional investors aren't as reliant on proxy advisers to make voting decisions as some business groups and other critics might think, according to a new survey by consultancy Morrow Sodali Global LLC.

A breakthrough for governance professionals, the newest generation of Viewpoint supports all aspects of your governance program, from the engagement you and other members of your organization do before, during and after the proxy season, to the implementation of custom policies, to the internal collaboration that results in a final vote decision, to the reporting you do for clients, management and regulators.

The survey revealed that the leaders» debates were more than five times more influential than party political broadcasts in influencing voting decisions.

Jody Siegle, executive director of the Monroe County School Boards Association joins us to talk about the elections, and the educational topics that may sway voting decisions.

Most people make voting decisions based on the recommendations of family and friends, so every active information - seeker you can recruit may have an effect on other late - deciders they know.

Analyzing everything from their voting history to the car they drive, we identified behaviors that were correlated with voting decisions.

Provide visitors the ability to easily navigate between accounts and meetings, view voting decisions at the interval you prefer (e.g., annually, post-meeting, pre-meeting), and even view your own rationale.

«With an increased investor focus on proxy voting, it's clear that many fiduciaries will want to be informed of such risks, which can have an impact on their ultimate vote decision.»

«We believe that for all shareholders to have a good line of sight in terms of future voting decisions, that this is very important information.

At Vatican II there was heated debate on whether to prepare a separate document on Mary, but by a close vote the decision was made to treat Mary in the context of ecclesiology.

See for example Sunlight Foundation's PARTY TIME or any of their work mapping voting decisions against financial contributions.

But if voting decisions are inescapably dependent on calculations related to subsistence and survival, can women really be said to have meaningful political power?

Second, our research has underlined how «Leave» or «Remain» have ceased to be markers of a one - off voting decision in 2016.

As we've heard again and again, people's voting decisions tend to be more influenced by friends and family than what they've seen on TV, meaning that a campaign can benefit from an energized base of evangelists speaking on its behalf.

And, unfortunately, the civic idealism expressed in such self - conceptions largely succumbed to ethnic identity and interest in their actual voting decisions.

In a speech at Lancaster House, May outlined a «hard Brexit» stance, which toughened up the referendum vote decision into a commitment to re-control all immigration and exit fairly completely from all EU institutions and arrangements.

As Bryan Caplan, author of The Myth of the Rational Voter, points out in a recent blog, Romney's comments suggest that he believes in the (false) self - interested voter hypothesis: voter's will make rational voting decisions based on which candidate will benefit them personally — poor people will vote for Obama and rich people will vote for Romney.

Glass Lewis helps institutional investors make more informed investment and proxy voting decisions by identifying business, legal, governance and financial statement risks at more than 11,000 companies worldwide.

This review process provides sufficient time for issuer review, while allowing Glass Lewis to meet its publishing deadlines and its investor clients to use the completed reports to make informed proxy voting decisions.

Perhaps, when polling day dawned, the reality was somewhat less appealing than it had been when people's final voting decision could still be changed.

If perceived economic competence was the only factor influencing voting decisions, the Tories would be an entirely unstoppable force.

Jody Siegle, executive director of the Monroe County School Boards Association joins us to talk about the elections, and the educational topics that may sway voting decisions.

And since most of us make voting decisions based on what we hear from people around us, blogs, Twitter, Facebook and emails to friends and family all help to spread the word through channels people actually trust.

Monday morning Chilton will be addressing his vote decision and the «conflicts of interest» in bank activity in commodities at a meeting of Amcot, which is the trade association of America's cooperative cotton growers, in Lake Tahoe, Calif..

With years of experience, Franklin Templeton's investment advisors understand that their proxy voting decisions may affect the value of shareholdings.

«It is increasingly valuable to our clients to have access to environmental and social data in analyzing potential investments and in making proxy voting decisions,» said Robert McCormick, Chief Policy Officer at Glass Lewis.

SAN FRANCISCO, CA (Jan. 24, 2006)-- Glass, Lewis & Co., a leading independent research firm that helps institutional investors make better investment and proxy voting decisions, celebrated its third year in operation this week.

With years of experience, Franklin Templeton's Investment Managers understand that their proxy voting decisions may affect the value of shareholdings.

«Followers of Jesus Christ can not claim to vote their values unless they factor into their voting decision care for the poor, the sick, the hungry, the displaced, and the war - torn both here and abroad.»

As managers of the household, women assert a crucial degree of power within the family and local community structures, including over voting decisions.

Many people make their voting decision on other factors than just which party ideology aligns most with their own.

My own interpretation accepts the importance of the trade - related interests of parliamentary constituencies, and the effect of these interests on the voting decision of MPs and Lords who struggled over the Repeal decision.

Bloggers openly have certain agendas, and so, when you consume content from one blogger you know it's coming from a certain perspective while when someone reads something in the local newspaper they are likely to give it more weight in their voting decision as a neutral source of information.

Web ads are useful, but at this point, most of the people looking at Lazio's web ads are the few who already support him, or are political junkies who will not make their voting decisions based on web ads.