Voting Proxy definition

Voting Proxy means that certain Irrevocable Proxy by Seller in favor of one of the Subordinated Creditors, with respect to the voting rights and related rights of the Exchange Shares.

Voting Proxy means a voting proxy substantially in the form attached hereto as Schedule “A”, to be submitted by Voting Creditors, with such modifications that, in the Monitor’s opinion, are required to give full effect to this Order; and

Voting Proxy means depositing any Shareholder Securities into a voting trust; or granting any proxy or power of attorney, or entering into a voting agreement or other arrangement, with respect to the voting of any Shareholder Securities. Additional provisions regarding the construction of this Agreement are set forth in Section 17.

Examples of Voting Proxy in a sentence

• Voting Proxy An ad hoc written power of attorney granted by the Voting Depository, with the right of substitution, to a XX Xxxxxx, pursuant to which that XX Xxxxxx (or his proxy) can exercise at a particular General Meeting, on the Voting Depository’s behalf, the Voting Rights attached to the Special Voting Share(s) to which the DR(s) of such XX Xxxxxx is/are stapled.

• Proxy Voting Proxy votes are plan assets, have value, and should be managed in a manner consistent with fiduciary duty and LACERA’s interest in long-term value.

• Galaxy Partners has not entered into or created any Voting Proxy which is, or will be, effective.

• Upon further examination, however, and pursuant to the stringent standard for control just described, I find that the contractual restrictions levied on the Stockholder Defendants by the Amended Stockholders Agreement and Charter’s Certificate of Incorporation are sufficient to overcome any inference that Liberty Broadband was able to exercise actual control over Charter in relation to the Liberty Share Issuances and Voting Proxy Agreement.

• SEC Staff Legal Bulletin No. 20, Proxy Voting: Proxy Voting Responsibilities of Investment Advisers and Availability of Exemptions from the Proxy Rules for Proxy Advisory Firms (June 30, 2014), available at https://www.sec.gov/interps/legal/cfslb20.htm.

More Definitions of Voting Proxy

Voting Proxy means the person appointed by an elector to vote on their behalf.

Voting Proxy means any irrevocable proxy granted to WCAS IX by a Stockholder and shall include each “Voting Proxy” referred to in the Stock Subscription Agreement.

Voting Proxy. As a condition of the grant of an Award, a participant shall be required to grant the Warburg Investors a full voting proxy with respect to all Stock acquired pursuant to an Award.

Voting Proxy means a proxy form substantially in the form set out in Schedule 4 authorising the Collateral Agent to exercise the voting power of the Pledgor, subject to Clause 4 (Voting Rights and Dividends).

Voting Proxy means a qualified elector who is appointed by another person in his or her municipality to Vote on his or her behalf.

Voting Proxy means an individual appointed in writing by a Member to cast a ballot on their behalf during Voting Day or the Advance Vote.

Voting Proxy means one or more voting proxies granted by one or more shareholder of the Company from time to time.