Examples of Required Board Majority in a sentence
The Business Plan and Budget in forms mutually agreed upon in writing by the JVC and the Shareholders shall have been approved by a Required Board Majority.
The Chief Executive Officer shall act in full accordance with any business or operating plan or Budgets approved by the Board and shall have no authority to take any action with respect to any of the matters enumerated in Section 7.4 or Section 8.10 without first obtaining the approval of the requisite Shareholder approval or a Required Board Majority, as the case may be, with respect to the matter in question.
Doc nr 180.05301/15joined with a Statistical Committee into the Committee on Raw Materials and Statistical Information (CR) in November.116The duties of the CR lay in the gathering and distribution of information, considering how economic policy affected the availability of raw materials, and how barriers to availability could be overcome.
A draft report.3. A final report including lessons learned, emerging good practices and recommendations.4. An Executive Summary according to the ILO guidelines and template.
The JVC shall have such other officers as a Required Board Majority may authorize by Board resolution.
Branches and other business offices may be established anywhere as necessary, if and to the extent approved by a Required Board Majority.
If such matter is not resolved within such time period, the second year of the Business Plan and Budget last approved by a Required Board Majority shall become the default Business Plan and Budget for the next fiscal year.