Actions by Majority Vote Clause Samples
The "Actions by Majority Vote" clause establishes that decisions or actions within a group or organization are determined by a majority of its members or representatives. In practice, this means that if more than half of the eligible voters agree on a particular action or resolution, it becomes binding for the entire group, regardless of dissenting opinions. This clause streamlines decision-making processes and prevents deadlock by ensuring that the will of the majority prevails, thereby promoting efficiency and clarity in group governance.
Actions by Majority Vote. Except as otherwise expressly provided in this Agreement, all actions taken by the Executive Committee shall be by majority vote of its members.
Actions by Majority Vote. Except where otherwise provided by statute or by the terms of this Agreement, actions will be taken by majority vote. For the purposes of this Agreement, a majority vote shall mean an affirmative vote by more than half of the members who are present and voting on the particular matter at a properly called meeting for which a quorum is present. Consistent with the terms of G.L. chapter 71, section 16B, a two-thirds vote of all of the Committee's members will be necessary to approve the District's annual budget and to apportion among the member towns the amounts necessary to be raised to support said budget.
Actions by Majority Vote. Unless otherwise specified herein, any action required or permitted to be taken by the Claimants Representative Committee pursuant to this MCC Settlement Trust Agreement shall be taken by the affirmative vote at a meeting or by written consent of not less than a majority of the Claimants Representative Committee. If the Claimants Representative Committee is deadlocked on any vote, the Active Trustee shall cast the tie breaking vote and such determination shall be final. The Claimants Representative Committee shall meet at such times and places as the Claimants Representative Committee deems necessary or appropriate. The Claimants Representative Committee may delegate any of their powers or duties to an individual Claimants Representative Committee Member or a subcommittee of the Claimants Representative Committee, as the Claimants Representative Committee deems necessary or appropriate. In carrying out any of the powers or duties delegated to them, such officers, employees, professionals, agents and representatives shall be entitled to the same rights, claims and protections as the Claimants Representative Committee would have had with respect thereto.
Actions by Majority Vote. Except where otherwise provided by statute or by the terms of this Agreement, actions will be taken by a majority of the weighted vote total. For these purposes, a majority vote shall mean an affirmative vote by more than half of the weighted vote total of the members present at a properly called meeting for which a quorum is present. In order to approve the District’s annual budget, to approve the incurring of debt, or to apportion among the member towns the amounts necessary to be raised in order ot support the budget, a combined total of weighted votes equal to or exceeding 66.67% of the weighted vote of the entire Committee (i.e., not merely two thirds of the weighted vote of those present) shall be required.
Actions by Majority Vote. Except where otherwise provided by statute or by the terms of this Agreement, actions will be taken by majority vote. For these purposes, a majority vote shall mean an affirmative vote by more than half of the members who are present and voting on the particular matter at a properly called meeting for which a quorum is present. Consistent with the terms of M.G.L. Chapter 71, Section 16B, an affirmative two-thirds vote of the Committee’s membership will be necessary to approve the District’s annual budget and to apportion among the member towns the amounts necessary to be raised to support said budget. The following actions of the Committee require a majority vote by more than half of members of the Committee including an affirmative vote from at least one Committee member from each town for the action to be approved: To adopt a name and a corporate seal and to vote to amend the Regional Agreement To file suit, appeal decisions, and settle claims in excess of $10,000. To acquire property within the towns comprising the District under the provisions of M.G.L. c. 79 and sec. 14 of M.G.L. c. 40 for the purposes of the District to construct, reconstruct, add to, remodel, make extraordinary repairs to, equip, organize, and operate a school or schools for the benefit of the towns comprising the District, and to make any necessary contracts in relation thereto To establish or terminate an employment contract with legal counsel To establish or terminate an employment contract with a superintendent of schools To reconfigure grades within the buildings To close a school To lease and renew leases for land and buildings for educational purposes, To vote to accept a municipal gift for education purposes.
Actions by Majority Vote. Except where otherwise provided by statute or by the terms of this Agreement, actions will be taken by a majority of the weighted vote total. For these purposes, a majority vote shall mean an affirmative vote by more than half of the weighted vote total of the members present at a properly called meeting for which a quorum is present. Consistent with the terms of MGL Chapter 71, Section 16B, a vote representing 2/3 of the weighted vote total of all of the Committee’s members will be necessary to incur debt, to approve the District’s annual budget, and to apportion among the member towns the amounts necessary to be raised to support said budget.
Actions by Majority Vote. Unless otherwise specified herein, any action required or permitted to be taken by the Trust Supervision Committee pursuant to this Trust Agreement shall be taken by the affirmative vote at a meeting or by written consent of not less than a majority of the Committee Members. The Trust Supervision Committee shall meet at such times and places as the Trust Supervision Committee deems necessary or appropriate. The Trust Supervision Committee may delegate any of their powers or duties to an individual Committee Member or a subcommittee of Committee Members, as the Trust Supervision Committee deems necessary or appropriate. In carrying out any of the powers or duties delegated to them, such officers, employees, professionals, agents and representatives shall be entitled to the same rights, claims and protections as the Committee Members would have had with respect thereto.
Actions by Majority Vote. Except as otherwise expressly provided in this Agreement, all actions taken by the directors shall be by majority vote.
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