Examples of Class B Representative in a sentence
The proposed Settlement Agreement resolves all current claims by owners of Class 2 Residential property within Class B.Plaintiff and proposed Settlement Class B Representative Leticia Malavé owns Residential property at 74 Union Street, which is within Class B.
For so long as the Class B Shareholders maintain a shareholding in HoldCo of at least 10% of the total shares on issue in HoldCo and a Class B Representative is not a director, Class B Shareholders will be entitled to appoint (by simple majority approval of Class B Shareholders) one representative that is acceptable to SBRS (acting reasonably) to be an observer of meetings of the board.An observer will not have the right to vote or to be counted in a quorum.
Any Class B Representative(s) must be acceptable to SBRS.SBRS may at any time appoint, remove, and at its discretion replace, a Class B Representative to or from the board.
Each Member holding a Class B Share shall be entitled to have a representative appointed by the service department represented by that Class B Share (the "Class B Representative") to attend meetings of the Service Committee.
The rights of Class B Shareholders to appoint an observer immediately cease if Class B Shareholders hold less than 10% of the total shares on issue in HoldCo. The rights of Class B Shareholders to appoint an observer are immediately suspended if a Class B Representative is a director.9.Quorum for board meetingThe quorum for a board meeting will be 2 directors.
The Class B Meetings will take place at such time and place as reasonably determined by the Management Committee in consultation with the Class B Representative upon 30 days’ prior written request for such Class B Meeting from the Class B Representative.
In the picture of belief/normative change we come to, the agent does not correct (substitute) her beliefs/norms in front of conflicting experience; rather he/she searches for justifications for them through refinement of her propositions.
Todisco had no authority over the Big Lake account; Kinsella alone used it, mostly for debit card payments.
M.A.B.A.’s predisposition will be to not make use of this power except in cases where it is blatantly clear that it is necessary to do so.
Leaving the Executive Board is Mark Ator, Principal/AD of Colstrip High School, who completed his term as the Class B Representative.