Nomination Right definition
Examples of Nomination Right in a sentence
Significant Shareholders who do not exercise their Significant Shareholder Nomination Right may designate one individual to observe any meetings of the Board.
Senior Creditors who are anticipated to have a Significant Shareholder Nomination Right on the Restructuring Effective Date may also each nominate one individual to the initial Board.
If there are more than two Significant Shareholders, the two largest shareholders of NewCo shall have the right to exercise the Significant Shareholder Nomination Right and the other Significant Shareholders shall not exercise its Significant Shareholder Nomination Right.
For the avoidance of doubt, CFIUS Clearance is not a condition to the occurrence of the Completion and, if and when CFIUS Clearance is issued or obtained (whether before or after the Completion), the Nomination Right shall apply and shall no longer be suspended with respect to the particular entity with respect to which CFIUS Clearance is obtained.
Except as otherwise provided by the terms of a Contractual Nomination Right, after dissolution of a Subcommittee, the Nominating Committee shall have the exclusive delegated authority of the Board to nominate directors and fill any vacancy or newly created directorship that such Subcommittee had the right to nominate or fill at the time of its dissolution.