Examples of Legacy Director in a sentence
During the Lock-Up Period, the Board shall have five Directors, comprised of four individuals designated by the Stockholder (which shall include the Executive Chairman and at least two Independent Directors) and the Legacy Director (or his replacement).
If the Board fails to recommend a nominee that is acceptable to the Member to fill a vacancy created by a departing Legacy Director within ninety (90) days after (i) a Legacy Director has departed or (ii) any referral from the Member back to the Board for an alternative nominee, the Member may directly appoint a Jay County, Indiana, resident to serve as the successor Legacy Director.
Galligan III (the “TSI Legacy Directors”), the Company shall promptly cause the Board to adopt and make effective a resolution decreasing the size of the Board from eight to seven members, and no individual shall be nominated for election or appointed as a director to replace such TSI Legacy Director.
Downstream of the Allain Barrage (facing west), there is a glacier prone stream namely Marasu which is a tributary of Allain.
Moreover, on the attendance page, the handwritten name of the Xaverian school psychologist appears next to the preprinted entry identifying the individual designated in the role of "Related Service Provider/Special Education Teacher" at the May 2012 CSE meeting, along with an additional handwritten notation indicating "Counseling Provider & Legacy Director" (see Dist.
A Legacy Director serving on a committee for Jay County Hospital to assist in the wind-down of Jay County Hospital shall not be considered a duality of interest or a conflict of interest.
Back left to right: Arthur Doyle, Director; Christian Michaud, Vice-Chairman; Roland Cormier, Director; René Legacy, Director; and Richard Smith, Secretary of the board and Senior Vice-President.
A Director may be removed, with or without cause, only by the Member, provided that a Legacy Director may only be removed by the Member with cause during the Transition Period.
For purposes of this Section 4.6(b), “cause” means that the Legacy Director (i) has acted or failed to act in a way that such action or failure to act constitutes willful disregard of, or bad faith or gross negligence with respect to the Legacy Director's duties, (ii) has engaged in, been charged with, indicted or convicted of fraud or other acts constituting a non-traffic related crime under applicable laws or (iii) is unable to perform his or her duties due to death, disability or incapacity.
The following quotes from school principals are the evidence that gives more light about how the concept quality was understood.