Sentences with phrase «voting exercise if»

He further noted that the NPP will file a protest to stop the special voting exercise if the EC does not provide the list by 7 am.

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The SEC filing specified that «if Mr. Spiegel's or Mr. Murphy's employment with us is terminated, they will continue to have the ability to exercise the same significant voting power and potentially control the outcome of all matters submitted to our stockholders for approval.»

If the Floor Proposal is presented at the meeting, the proxy holders will have discretionary voting authority under Rule 14a - 4 (c) under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 with respect to the Floor Proposal and intend to exercise such discretion to vote AGAINST such proposal.

But if that vote happens, and just as I'm about tell fred he's getting kicked out, we find out his Mom just died, I'm going to wait a few days to give him the news, because on the rarest of occasions I can exercise a thing tact.

Unfortunately, if you vote based on how others think you should, are you really exercising your voice or someone elses?

If we don't exercise our vote, we are left with nowhere to go.

It is only if we can have serious discussions about values, ideas and programmes that those exercising votes will benefit.

Perhaps it's not because they can't get the time off to vote, but rather they don't believe voting would do them any good if they did, making the exercise not worthwhile in their eyes.

But it's an important exercise in small - d democracy to ensure that every vote is counted — if for nothing else than to assure an already disaffected electorate that voting is indeed important.

That is what it ought to be — for the electorate, if they were not to embrace self - ruin, must exercise the vote with reason.

It has even been argued that along with the decline in royal power should come the right to vote: if our new King lacks special constitutional powers, why shouldn't he at least enjoy the ordinary constitutional power the rest of us exercise?

«You have no right to complain about who is in the office if you don't actually exercise the franchise and go out and vote.»

If I'd got a voting paper I was going to tweet myself ripping it up, just to make a point about how ridiculous the whole open exercise is.

If I have so much money that I can put pressure on the candidates running for election - by funding TV ads or political campaigns or by threatening not to do so - I exercise a power far beyond my own voting power.

If you could convince the state legislatures totaling exactly 36 electoral votes to exercise their option to appoint electors for Clinton, regardless of the plurality vote, Clinton and Trump would both have 269 electoral votes, which would force the election to the House of Representatives, with each state receiving one vote.

Well, that and the voting... Abbott also said he would keep up his exercise routine if he became prime minister, but probably wouldn't adopt the John Howard tracksuit.

Presumably those shareholders who did not participate in the last 3 shareholder votes will not exercise their rights, allowing those who participate to oversubscribe, become larger owners of GYRO and, if all goes well, provide the necessary 2/3 favorable shareholder vote to remerge the entities and thus provide a path to liquidation within the stipulated timeframe.

If you don't live in a state with free college tuition, and don't plan on / don't want to move, you can do your part in making college affordable for your children and for all children by exercising your right to vote, and by using that right to vote for state and federal officials who will work to bring about state - level and federal - level programs to make college affordable for all.

The Division staff has permitted registrants to avoid filing proxy materials in preliminary form despite receipt of adequate advance notification of a non-Rule 14a - 8 matter as long as the registrant disclosed in its proxy statement the nature of the matter and how the registrant intends to exercise discretionary authority if the matter was actually represented for a vote at the meeting.

Eclairs Group Limited v JKX Oil & Gas Plc & Ors [2014] 1 BCLC 202 (Mann J. — Chancery Division); [2014] 2 BCLC 164 (Court of Appeal); [2016] 1 BCLC 1 (Supreme Court) Questions whether a power in articles of association to impose voting and transfer restrictions in relation to shares had arisen and, if so, whether it was exercised for the proper purpose.

Questions whether a power in articles of association to impose voting and transfer restrictions in relation to shares had arisen and, if so, whether it was exercised for the proper purpose.

The UN Security Council acting pursuant to Chapter VII of the UN Charter may by majority vote — so long as none of the permanent members exercise a veto — authorise the use of measures falling short of the use of force (Art 41), and if the Security Council considers Art 41 measures are, or would be inadequate, it may authorise «measures» (which include the use of force) «as may be necessary to maintain or restore international peace and security» (Art 42).

If you are one of the few members of TREB who are not aware of Maureen, I am pleased, as her friend and unabashed fan, to ask that you exercise your right to vote in the coming election and cast your ballot for Maureen O'Neill as president.