Durkin was reinstated by the board of regents on Oct.
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Scobie said this increase had been approved by the board.
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And, he said, he had been fired by the board.
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The proposal was described by the board in a Nov.
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The staffers are, in turn, are appointed by the board.
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Gwyneth Paltrow was named CEO by the board in 2016.
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The appointment was announced by the board of the Venice Biennale.
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I imagine [she or he] runs it by the board, too.
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Another stipulation made by the board was the community-consultation process.
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After an internal investigation, Kalanick was pushed out by the board.
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Araneda was chosen unanimously by the board of directors, the statement said.
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A decision by the board could come in the next 2 weeks.
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Portions of its patent were struck down by the board in 2013.
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The decision was approved by the board on Thursday, the report said.
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Weinstein was fired by the board of Weinstein Co. (TWC) on Oct.
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One thing is clear: The actions taken by the board and Gov.
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All changes to the Foundation bylaws are approved by the Board of Trustees.
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"This was a deal that was unanimously agreed by the board," he said.
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"The directive by the board will impact over 12 million customers," Safaricom said.
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Scobie told Business Insider that this loan had been approved by the board.
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Atwood said closure of the facility is not under consideration by the board.
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But the shares are voted by the board of the Hershey Trust Company.
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If all that gets thrown by the board, the impact could be huge.
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The decisions of that department could be revised or reversed by the board.
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There is currently no official decision by the board to close second brewery.
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Investigations by the board and regulators may yet implicate Mr. Sloan and others.
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He's been subject to criticism by the board and we've dealt with that.
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"The decision to proceed with an arbitration was taken by the board," Cairo said.
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The transaction has been unanimously approved by the Board of Directors of both companies.
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PREPA had a deal with creditors but it was never certified by the board.
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The bonds sold by the Board of Education on Wednesday carry a "junk" rating.
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The appointment will take effect in July, once approved by the board and shareholders.
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It was only recently announced that Paltrow had been made CEO by the board.
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They were announced on Thursday by the board, known as Rebny, and the governor.
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The skit was not in the script and was not authorized by the board.
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Bogensberger was asked to leave by the board, reports The Register, citing sources familiar.
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In those cases, a conviction will still be considered by the board or agency.
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But Ms. Riaz was disqualified on a paperwork technicality by the Board of Elections.
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"There's controlled access in and out, and it's governed by the board," he said.
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These were approved by the board, along with the budget and the tuition increase.
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The appeals court declined in its February ruling to void actions taken by the board.
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Who gets the top job at a corporation is determined by the board of directors.
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Comments made by the Board must also be substantively addressed prior to a rule's promulgation.
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The Sunday discussion by the board follows two weeks of turmoil over the bank's leadership.
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Those transactions are reviewed and approved by the board, and they are disclosed to investors.
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Engler, the former Michigan governor, was named the interim president by the board of trustees.
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This upended the precedent set by the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) four years ago.
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Kentley-Klay later tweeted a statement confirming that he had been fired by the board.
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Police officials say many of the complaints substantiated by the board are for minor infractions.
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The issue would then by adjudicated by the board of elections after a public hearing.
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Shareholders of Waha approved a 20 percent dividend proposed by the board at the meeting.
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A two-month investigation, commissioned by the board, found insufficient evidence to corroborate these charges.
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The current investigation into Hampton Creek is the second launched by the board, our source says.
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"The skit was not in the script and was not authorized by the board," they said.
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He'll be on parole, which means his life will be dictated by the board of parole.
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Flannery was ousted by the board and succeeded by current CEO Larry Culp in late 2018.
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The products and services that a company places on the market, is determined by the board.
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The transaction, which has been approved by the board already, should close some time this year.
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Zamora-Quezada was also fined and put on notice by the board but continued to practice.
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The Pentagon will also move forward on two other recommendations made by the board, Carter announced.
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It turns out the earnings hurdle put in place by the board has some wiggle room.
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The decision reverses a 2004 ruling by the board involving graduate student assistants at Brown University.
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Rossello last week submitted a draft of that plan, which must be approved by the board.
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Kuwait, Equatorial Guinea and Mauritius had also been found non-compliant by the Board, it added.
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In 2014, he was put on probation by the board as a result of patient complaints.
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Instead, it was an illegitimate purge of approximately 22000,589 eligible voters by the Board of Elections.
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Mr. Munroe was hired unanimously by the board because of his reputation as a turnaround leader.
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That was a decision made by the board to do the right thing by the fans.
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"The parts considered relevant by the board were used while writing the final report," she said.
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The aspiring board member must also be approved by the board and by the theater's assembly.
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"Noncompliance or failure by the board to do as ordered must be held against it," she said.
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The plan will be put forward for a final approval by the board next week, it added.
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The error was corrected by the Board after the incorrect registration, first reported by Wired, became public.
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This article has been updated to reflect final passage by the Board of Supervisors on June 25.
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The loan, approved by the board in light of Egypt's economic reforms, is subject to parliamentary approval.
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And she was fired by the board after it accused her of nepotism, which she freely admitted.
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Nichopoulos' medical license was revoked permanently by the board in 1995 for a pattern of overprescribing drugs.
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HK/SIN after Co-Chief Executive Officer Jeffrey Frase's resignation was accepted by the board on Monday.
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The cuts imposed by the Board will be deeper and permanent and our people cannot survive it.
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Michael was pressured to step down by the board ahead of Sunday's meeting, several sources told Recode.
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"The approach ought to act as a catalyst for more urgent action by the board," he said.
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He dismissed any idea that he was forced by the board to move into a new role.
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Both men were discharged from their positions, according to a decision issued by the board on Thursday.
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The five modern-era enshrinees were selected by the board of selectors of the Hall of Fame.
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Nine of the candidates were interviewed by the board; the transcripts of those sessions are here. 4.
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The vote totals, which still need to be approved by the Board of State Canvassers on Nov.
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The attorney general does have the power to reconsider any decision by the Board of Immigration Appeals.
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Another hearing will be held in July and then a vote in September, if approved by the board.
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If approved by the board, the plan would cut Sears's $5 billion debt load to about $1.2 billion.
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His resignation was "accepted unanimously" by the board of directors, company spokesman David Leibowitz said, according to KPHO.
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Yes, but: Both of the outlets approved by the Board are considered by some to be partisan: CheckYourFact.
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Another $380 million will be sold by the Board of Regents of the University of North Texas System.
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An alternative $600 million for parts of the business has been approved by the board of the company.
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A spokeswoman for Snapdeal said no decision has been taken by the board on any matter thus far.
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MAYER: WELL, TO BE CLEAR, THE EXPLORATION OF STRATEGIC ALTERNATIVES IS SOMETHING THAT IS LED BY THE BOARD.
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The bank, which said the timing of its payment is subject to approval by the board on Nov.
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Key hires will need to be approved by the board, along with salary and other compensation, like stock.
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He said that the loan had been approved by the board and that he repaid the personal expenses.
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He confirmed his successor as CEO will be presented by the board between December 2016 and February 2017.
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PROMESA required Governor Ricardo Rossello to present a turnaround blueprint that would require sign-off by the board.
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Park's Bacterial War-games piece was inspired by the board games of his childhood: Risk, Campaign, maybe Stratego.
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Additionally, the much-discussed prompt corrective action (PCA) framework will be examined by the Board for Financial Supervision.
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However, according to a 1992 law, any documents withheld by the board would be protected for 25 years.
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The executive committee, appointed by the board of directors, will have day-to-day, operational control of Libra.
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So with that process complete, this is now subject for review by the Board and/or Player Council.
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Ford CEO Mark Fields has "retired," pushed out by the board of directors after 28 years with the company.
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SARA EISEN: So, there was some controversy around your nomination and you did get unanimous approval by the board.
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"Obviously, a firing-level personnel decision is made by the Board of Public Safety," he said at the time.
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"Malicious acts and threats of patient harm go against the Medical Practices Act and are denounced by the board."
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The repurchase program was authorized by the company's general meeting of shareholders and approved by the Board of Directors.
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However, according to the news service, Dorsey may be overruled by the board to make Twitter an independent company.
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Previously, the chairman had been elected by majority vote by the board, which included representatives of all political parties.
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Dropping Wynn's name from its vision institute is subject to approval by the Board of Regents, the school added.
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My landlady is also withholding my $3,900 security deposit, in case she is billed for overages by the board.
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Mendes said BRF's new CEO will be chosen by the board and did not elaborate on any potential candidates.
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This is not the first time the company seems to be being run by the board rather than management.
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But they are apart on key issues, namely demands by the board to impose pension cuts and labor reforms.
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Because the so-called deferred compensation was not signed by the board, but not signed by any representative director.
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If American banks are required in 2017 to hold even more capital by the board, will American regulators comply?
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Wednesday's vote by the board will require a conservation mandate from only those suppliers that cannot pass the stress test.
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It's not clear if he'll be welcome back by the board, by the company, depending on how long he's away.
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It has not yet been approved by the board and the banks have not been appointed in a formal capacity.
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PEOPLE comfirms Warmus was granted parole last month, after two previous requests for her freedom were denied by the board.
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The company, in a statement, said Budnik's departure was "a personal decision" and was accepted by the board on Monday.
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The NIRT handles "higher impact" cases, according to a 2013 report by the Board of Governor's Office of Inspector General.
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If it meets the bank's reform requirements, the tranche is expected to be approved by the board early next year.
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Ackman "presented nothing that has not previously been analyzed by the board and management," the company said in a statement.
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The group said on Friday it had implemented the corporate reorganisation project approved by the board on 9 November 2017.
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That plan was later scrapped by the board amid shareholder pressure, though he still has effective control of the company.
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She also cautioned that the plan still has to be approved by the Board of Governors and other leadership bodies.
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"We are considering having a presence for LIA in London ... it's under evaluation by the board of directors," he said.
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"This transaction was the result of an intense period of deliberation by the board, and lengthy, constructive negotiations with Bluesky.".
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The company says it has turned down business with potential customers owing to ethical concerns brought forward by the board.
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The Snow transaction has been approved by the board of China Resources Beer, as well as by its majority shareholder.
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The deal was approved by the board of United Rentals and Diamond Castle Holdings LLC, the majority owner of NES.
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I have checked with corporate governance experts who tell me that this was not a proper action by the Board.
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"My 4,000 members have been disregarded and disrespected by the board," Ronald Greco, the union president, said in a statement.
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The Human Resources organization should take employment actions delegated to the Human Resources organization by the Board and Special Committee.
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"When I was hired by the board, the charter for me was to operationalize what we're working on," Hartman said.
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She uses the example of the decision by the board of supervisors to ban fur clothing and products in March.
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Delbos will replace Thierry Bollore who was ousted by the board in a vote on Friday morning with immediate effect.
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The final decision will be made by the Board of the Institutions of Higher Learning, the equivalent of UNC's BOG.
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Both sisters were assessed by the board; they are among the 27 percent of applicants whose claims have been approved.
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She was pushed out after a year, after clashing with the center's senior staff, who were backed by the board.
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Closures accelerated further after a 210 decision by the Board of Immigration Appeals, which gave judges additional authority to close cases.
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Former vice chairman Leon Russell has been named as the organization's new leader after being elected by the board of directors.
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Earlier on Tuesday, proxy adviser ISS had recommended that shareholders reject the capital increase proposed by the board given Cobas's resistance.
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The company won these challenges brought by the board in a United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit ruling.
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And that plan is reviewed not only by the CEO, but by the board as well, and there's oversight around it.
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But earlier this month, Attorney General Jeff Sessions eliminated that right by reversing a decision by the Board of Immigration Appeals.
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All major decisions within the organization will be decided by the board (comprised of team owners), the commissioner and player representatives.
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Neil Duffin, president of ExxonMobil Development Co, has been appointed by the board to replace Walters, the company said on Friday.
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Kawasaki will leave his post on April 1, with his successor to be decided soon by the board, the company said.
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Still, I wouldn't have called his hearing a slam dunk, particularly after hearing Simpson's answers to questions posed by the board.
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ANC 2C's chairman John Tinpe disagreed, telling Fox News that the owner's moral character was not usually considered by the board.
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"The RNBV management report, which is approved by the board and auditors, includes information about its executives' pay," the company said.
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Kalanick and Michael have both figured prominently in Uber's recent scandals, although Michael reportedly believes he was scapegoated by the board.
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The initial decision to retain Mr. Durkin, made by the Board of Regents over the president's objections, provoked a widespread outcry.
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Louis Zukofsky's copyrights will now be administered by the board of Musical Observations, Paul's executor, Maggie Van Norstrand, said last week.
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The declaration is effective immediately for seven days and will be voted on by the board of supervisors on March 3.
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As acknowledged by the board in their response to Gaspard, it was revealed last week that Sandberg herself requested information on Soros.
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The latest was filed by a Flint activist and approved Monday by the Board of State Canvassers, the Detroit Free Press reported.
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"The decision for the new plant was adjourned by the board of management of Volkswagen AG," the company said in a statement.
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In recent years, Police Commissioner James O'Neill has sometimes declined to impose penalties recommended by the board, or has imposed lighter ones.
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Following an update on the use policy, the body-worn cameras were approved by the board of supervisors on January 24th, 2017.
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A poison pill plan put in place by the board after his ouster prohibits him from purchasing more stock until July 2019.
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The governor has objected to statements by the board that the island could face furloughs if it cannot meet cost-savings benchmarks.
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The policy was introduced by former President John S. Wilson Jr., who was ousted by the board of trustees in January 2017.
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"All information gathered by the board shall be received and held by it and the governor in strict confidence," the law states.
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For this reason the decision was made by the board to develop a contingency to move the company's HQ to mainland Europe.
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Though the scope of the investigation is secret, local reports suggest the panel is looking into questionable contracts awarded by the board.
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Their budgetary decisions, including tax and revenue collection, are ultimately made by the board of each water management district – not the Governor.
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Any public position or movement by the board on the matter could be communicated as early as next week, the source said.
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Disparate stakeholders have united to question the legality of a fiscal turnaround blueprint approved by the board, and to resist mediation efforts.
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The plan needs approval by the board, which is under no obligation to rubber-stamp it and can develop its own model.
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Other former dancers described a culture of fear about speaking up, retribution for whistle-blowers and enabling by the board and management.
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The colors have to be approved by the board as historically accurate, a requirement that Ms. Woodbridge did not find too onerous.
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This information isn't verified by the Board of Elections, Valerie Vazquez, a spokeswoman with New York City's board, said in an email.
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A notice sent last month informed him he must give up the squirrel, an exotic animal forbidden by the board, or face eviction.
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Rulings by the board can prevent further challenges to a patent's validity in a federal district court, where infringement lawsuits are typically resolved.
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But Scott, Bondi, Putnam, and Atwater reinstituted the lifetime voting ban for felons unless clemency is granted by the board or the governor.
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When requested by the board, any member of the National Security Council would also be able to participate, with approval by the president.
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You demonstrate transparency, expose your team to other aspects of the business and allow credit to be earned and rewarded by the board.
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San Francisco voters on Tuesday approved a controversial ban on flavored tobacco products, which was passed by the board of supervisors last year.
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Montague said in a statement that the decision, which an Aviva spokesman said was taken by the board on Sunday night, was unanimous.
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Pierluisi told lawmakers he is against several austerity measures demanded by the board, including laying off public employees and eliminating a Christmas bonus.
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A deadline for submitting a revised proposed fiscal plan was set by the board for Saturday March 11 at 0900 AST (1300 GMT).
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All three proxy advisers recommended investors back Genish, who was co-opted by the board in September after the resignation of his predecessor.
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Roessner is also being asked by the board to increase E-Trade's mix of derivatives trades and its managed products, the Journal said.
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AND THAT CONTINUES A WAVE OF DECISIONS THAT HAVE BEEN WRONG BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS, LED REALLY BY, IN MY OPINION, BENCHMARK.
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The penalties come after a routine audit done by the board on all candidates who accepted public funding in the city's 2013 election.
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Though not as severe as those cuts bought by the Board, these measures erupted into massive marches, strikes, and violent clashes with police.
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The deal, which was approved by the board of directors of both companies, is expected to be funded through available cash on hand.
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Those decisions were made by the board, they were voted on by the executive committee, and David and I simply provided background information.
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This will tell you if a given doctor of any expertise has had action taken against their license by the board, says Hayden.
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Dov Charney, the company's founder, had recently been ousted by the board after tawdry allegations of misconduct, and the business was hemorrhaging money.
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Earlier efforts by the board of elders to investigate were inconclusive, and Mr. Hybels retained their trust until the news reports were published.
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NMC's investigation committee says it is reviewing a drawdown of its facilities that had not been disclosed or approved by the board. Feb.
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Khosrowshahi was offered the job by the board, Expedia said yesterday in regulatory filings, and it seemed as if he intended to accept.
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The move by the board to ask Musk to recuse himself from the process and to hire his own advisers is not unusual.
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Trevor Birch, a former administrator of the club, has been retained by the board in an advisory capacity and to liaise with stakeholders.
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Easterbrook was terminated in early November, following an investigation by the board of directors into the then-CEO&aposs relationship with a coworker.
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"There are no discussions or decisions by the board which would require a disclosure," it said in a statement to the stock exchange.
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The mayor, Steven Fulop, was reacting to remarks posted online over the weekend by the board member, Joan Terrell-Paige, who is black.
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However, the company says this round of layoffs wasn't his idea alone, and that it had been planned by the board and Sacks.
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The appeals court had deferred to the interpretation of the law embraced by the Board of Immigration Appeals, which also ruled against Esquivel-Quintana.
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According to Leggett film buffs submitted approximately 6,500 titles in 2018, which were reviewed by the board, who also bring in their own submissions.
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Mandatory pre-deployment ethics training and improvements to existing ethics courses recommended by the board might help achieve this goal, the essay's authors argue.
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But new measures approved by the board include limitations on various operating areas including overtime, investments subject to pre-financing, human resources and insurance.
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The Italian group's offer has been approved by the board of Greece's privatisation agency (HRADF) which convened on Thursday to unseal the financial bid.
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The turnaround plan must ultimately be approved by the board, which has broad powers to approve the island's budgets and facilitate debt restructuring talks.
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Weinstein was fired by the board on October 8, three days after a New York Times detailed a decades-long pattern of alleged harassment.
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Earlier in the day, a source told CNBC that Sewing was favored by the board to take the helm of the troubled German lender.
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In response, Cosby's attorneys said in a new court filing that the process used by the board is unconstitutional, and they rejected the assessment.
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The ban represented a reversal by the board as Mutua had earlier praised the film as "a story about the realities of our time".
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This means boards now have wide latitude to reject bids, and shareholders are forced to abide by the board decision or unseat the directors.
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The company was thrown into turmoil in August when CEO and co-founder Tim Kentley-Klay was abruptly fired by the board of directors.
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As recently as last week, Mr. Emanuel was conducting interviews with three finalists who had been recommended by the board from among 39 applicants.
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He will not, however, lose his congressional seat unless and until he is found guilty by the court, or ruled unethical by the board.
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McGill Johnson, the co-founder of anti-bias organization the Perception Institute, was selected unanimously by the board on Tuesday, according to the Times.
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A hearing by a retired African-American judge hired by the board, Francis Rivers, found that there were no credible charges against the teachers.
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Ms. Reichenbach's title is new, chosen by the board of directors as being more in line with standards in the corporate and nonprofit world.
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Candidates for endowed faculty chairs such as the Sterling are proposed by the university president and approved by the board of trustees, he said.
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The efforts will "guarantee the provision of permanent liquid resources for the economy," said the statement, issued after an extraordinary meeting by the board.
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The company on Tuesday shared with its staff 47 recommendations for management and policy changes that were unanimously adopted by the board on Sunday.
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Washington (CNN)Democratic presidential candidate Deval Patrick won't appear on Michigan's 2020 primary ballot following a decision by the Board of State Canvassers Friday.
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Ms. Calvacca said those changes should have been approved by two-thirds of all the owners, not just a vote by the board members.
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The vote by CFA is only preliminary -- a detailed concept would need to be given final approval by the board before construction were to begin.
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In one of the latest clashes, Hitachi in May scrapped a dividend payout already approved by the board after Elliott requested it to be raised.
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I think what happens is that when these things grow at a degree of scale, the individual's kind of desires get overtaken by the board.
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"After due consideration by the Board, these discussions were terminated by the mutual agreement of the Co-Presidents and the independent directors," the filing said.
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" Beyond the active energy imbued by the board, Nash believes that his paintings are "more fluid from the floating nature of the board as well.
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Baylor University, where Starr now serves as president, declined to respond to local reports Tuesday that he has been fired by the Board of Regents.
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Rosselló said several times during both the House and Senate hearings on Tuesday that he sees that as an overreach of power by the board.
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The law requires Emanuel to pick a candidate recommended by the board, which winnowed down the list from a field of more than three dozen.
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The repurchase under the bank's 2015 capital plan is in addition to the $6.4 billion of shares authorized for repurchase by the board last year.
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Ericsson challenged the validity of the University of Minnesota's patents before PTAB, and the case was put on hold pending a decision by the board.
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The sources said the decision was made by the board of the IADB, the region's largest development lender, after China refused to change its position.
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The plan, approved unanimously by the Board of Supervisors, allows for the use of solitary confinement only for brief periods as a "cooling-off" measure.
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Rossello also discussed austerity measures ordered by the board as conditions for its approval of the fiscal plan, including reducing pension spending by 10 percent.
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She said that she had taken her daughter on a business trip as a special case and that this had been approved by the board.
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It could write a letter to the offending owners, insisting that they and their employees comply with building rules or face action by the board.
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The search committee will be led by the board of trustees' new vice chairman, Barry F. Schwartz, an executive vice chairman of MacAndrews & Forbes Inc.
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If approved by the board, the petition will require more than 85033,000 from registered Florida voters before appearing on the ballot, according to CBS 4.
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Neptune will not amend the charter or bylaws in any way that either restrains, or requires, business decisions by the board or by shareholder approval.
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Centers on the environment, voter engagement, and poverty studies have all been shuttered by the Board of Governors, which is appointed by the state legislature.
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But according to a recent national survey by the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, many Americans don't have the resources to retire.
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In Queens, more than two dozen insurgent candidates had their nominations invalidated by the board for errors on a form called an amended cover sheet.
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Emanuel's plan, approved by the Board of Education in late May, makes Chicago's the first big-city system to make post-graduation plans a requirement.
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Ms. Levy was interviewed by the board in the middle of June and was given the position in July despite having no background in finance.
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Scheduled to be named chairman in 230, he agreed to rescind that provision in his contract and may have his pay docked by the board.
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Air France-KLM's nomination committee on Friday decided to back Janaillac, the source said, paving the way for his nomination by the board on Tuesday.
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The bill states journalists and news organizations "may be investigated and sanctioned for violating such canons of ethics" by the board, should it become law.
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Currently dates for hearings or due dates for evidence are arbitrarily chosen by the Board without consultation with the veteran or his or her attorney.
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An outside investigator hired by the board looked into the new complaint and found that Kroll's behavior "yielded no concerns," according to the company's statement.
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A review last year by the board noted that military doctors often face "dual loyalty" conflicts between their ethical responsibilities and their obligations to the military.
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Third Point has asked the court to postpone shareholders' votes on the board until the company corrects what Third Point described as misinformation by the board.
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Meanwhile media reports said TCS's CEO Chandrasekaran will be appointed the new chairman of Tata Sons after Cyrus Mistry was ousted by the board in October.
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Mayor Mark Farrell said he was embarrassed by the board&aposs decision, and the city&aposs Board of Supervisors unanimously called for the statue&aposs removal.
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Etihad owns 75 percent of Loyalty but the red light was imposed by the board as the decision is considered an extraordinary one, the report added.
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The BOJ releases a bullet-point summary of the opinions voiced by the board members at its policy meetings roughly a week after they are held.
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Stumpf said clawback decisions are determined by the board of directors, and that product sales goals are not a component of compensation for any senior executives.
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We also don't yet know if Kalanick will take a leave of absence, as was discussed by the board (but was not among the official recommendations).
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Since then, more reports have trickled in via media outlets worldwide, with the accounts having led to Weinstein's firing by the board of his namesake company.
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The organization is also looking for permanent leadership, after President Dr. Leana Wen was ousted by the board, after less than a year on the job.
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After he was dismissed last month, members of Temple's faculty began an online petition calling for scrutiny by the board of the president's leadership, PhillyVoice reported.
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Kennedy raised concerns about the rule, which overturns the standard the standard set by the board in 85033, in a letter to NLRB Chairman John Ring.
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The 85033 National Defense Authorization Act included a provision to dissolve the BBG board and install a CEO, a reform proposed by the board in 2011.
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The Wall Street Journal, which was first to report the news, said the decision for Azcarraga to step down was approved by the board on Thursday.
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QMS shareholders would also be entitled to receive a final dividend of up to 1.3 cents per share, the company said, once approved by the board.
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If approved by the board, it would signal a major departure from VW's standalone efforts to build them and diminish Audi's importance as an engineering hub.
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Fernandez is expected to remain as CEO until his replacement is identified and hired by the board, on which he will continue to serve as a director.
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Aryzta said the capital increase proposed by the board could be completed within approximately three weeks if it was approved at the annual general meeting on Nov.
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Next week, Boeing's chief executive, Dennis Muilenburg - who was stripped of his title as chairman by the board this month - will testify before Congress for two days.
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The three finalists recommended by the board included two African-Americans: Cedric Alexander, public safety director of DeKalb County, Georgia, and Eugene Williams, Chicago's police deputy superintendent.
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The deal was first announced in June at the Paris Air Show but has now been signed off by the board of Korean Air, according to Reuters.
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The transaction, which was unanimously approved by the board, will entitle each HMI shareholder to receive T$1,410 per share in cash, ASML said in a statement.
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Under their proposal, board members would be elected independently using a cumulative voting system and not in a single vote approving all names proposed by the board.
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This proposal was ultimately rejected by the Board of Supervisors in June, but the county is looking to investigate the possibility of ending concerts three hours earlier.
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"John has been given a full mandate by the board to deliver an improvement in the company's financial performance," Executive Chairman Garry Hounsell said in a statement.
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The plan, expected to be approved by the board at a public hearing beginning Thursday in San Juan, forecasts $6.7 billion in debt payment ability through 2023.
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Alexis McGill Johnson, co-founder of the Perception Institute, a research group focused on reducing bias and discrimination, was announced by the board as Wen's temporary replacement.
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In some cases, founders may be removed by the board of their own companies by the time the businesses are rapidly growing or plan to go public.
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Steven Nardizzi and Al Giordano were the CEO and COO of Wounded Warrior Project until March 10, 2016, when they were fired by the board of directors.
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The bank said in a statement its draft annual report will be submitted for approval by the board of directors on March 210 instead of March 210.
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Ashok said a proposal for the Nagapattinam project is likely to be considered by the board in three to four months after the preliminary studies are completed.
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During the debate to have Toronto's own locations greenlit, three city councilors opposed the recommendation to set up the sites put forward by the board of health.
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" The Miss Massachusetts organization apologized for the incident on Facebook and stated that "the skit was not in the script and was not authorized by the board.
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The new nicotine testing policy was approved by the Board of Education last month and will take effect in the coming academic school year, Mr. Grizzle said.
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So, when the matter was taken up by the board of trustees, there was skepticism about whether photography was befitting of a serious science and exploration journal.
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The Pulitzer review was a monthslong, independent investigation by a renowned law firm, commissioned by the board at arms length and involving interviews with dozens of witnesses.
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A spokeswoman for the Dutch board said it was not common to publish expert studies and the decision on Dr. Dekker's was made solely by the board.
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Renault's finance chief Clotilde Delbos has been CEO on an interim basis since last October, when Thierry Bollore, a former Ghosn ally, was ousted by the board.
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Board officials said they could not comment on the specifics of Ms. Pollara's departure, which was approved by the board during a special telephone meeting on Dec.
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However the lower minimum wage will be optional for Puerto Rico's governor to instate, does not apply to current workers and must be approved by the board.
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The poison pill adopted by the board doubles the share price for anyone who attempts to amass more than 15 percent of the company's shares without board approval.
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That will include three independent directors voted on by the board, including a chairperson, and up to three seats for SoftBank, depending on the size of the investment.
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Saunders said the decision by the board to shed just those two businesses - responsible for only about 7 percent of the company's revenue, according to analysts - was unanimous.
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Guys like Apple's Steve Jobs and Twitter's Jack Dorsey are some of the high-profile founders that once got pushed out by the board, one way or another.
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The measures are part of the island's turnaround plan approved by the board but have been challenged by Interamericas Turnkey Inc, which describes itself an eminent domain creditor.
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Billionaire activist investor Carl Icahn, who is AIG's fourth-largest investor, cheered Hancock's departure: "We fully support the actions taken today by the board of AIG," he tweeted.
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Season 2 ends with Richard Hendricks being fired by the board of directors at Pied Piper just after the company unexpectedly wins its intellectual property lawsuit against Hooli.
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Creditors challenging the appointments filed appeals separately, asking the Supreme Court to find that the decisions made by the board are invalid because its members were unlawfully installed.
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He was previously reprimanded by the board in 1999 for selling Viagra online without any type of physical exam, according to medical board documents reviewed by BuzzFeed News.
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Barr found that the previous ruling by the Board of Immigration Appeals had "improperly recognized" the father's immediate family as a "particular social group," in effect overturning precedent.
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The teachers' legal justification for striking stems from one specific issue, the unilateral elimination of the "steps and lanes" provision of their contract by the Board of Education.
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The government intends to treat the remaining $35 billion as "precautionary," the IMF said, adding that any further disbursements would be subject to quarterly reviews by the board.
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"Whilst the exact impact of these actions has yet to be determined by the Board, we do not expect the net cash costs to be material," it said.
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In the meantime, the board should be "suspended immediately," they wrote, as should the transfers of the five current detainees that have already been cleared by the board.
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There are quick exchange of jokes, gossip shared and as they leave, the vigilante group members remind them to send new girls to be checked by the board.
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First, under the company's charter, if any bid is not approved by the board, the votes of two-thirds of the shareholders are required to approve any merger.
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The committee of the three banks' administrations would oversee the merger process according to a preliminary timetable approved by the board of directors, it said in a statement.
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That's because the two law firms retained by the board back in August are still at work, continuing their investigation into alleged sexual misconduct by Moonves and others.
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The salary of the new senior executive will not require any increase in the total compensation previously approved by the board for senior management, according to the statement.
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The documents also showed that the Tesla solar-roof-tile product, which was unveiled to the public just before the acquisition was approved by the board, didn't work.
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The documents also showed that the Tesla solar-roof-tile product, which was unveiled to the public just before the acquisition was approved by the board, didn't work.
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The company said it would make a private placement of shares to the entity at about A$0.062 per share if the transaction was approved by the board.
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" Amanda Duckworth, a crisis-management expert hired by Ms. Wilsey, explained, "Nothing is final until a proposal is approved by the board in October, and until then Mrs.
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Unlike the federal judiciary system, U.S. immigration courts fall under the Department of Justice and the attorney general can rewrite opinions issued by the Board of Immigration Appeals.
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The policy is being made possible by a $10 million donation by the board president, Carolyn Clark Powers, which was announced at the museum's Saturday night benefit party.
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Some foreign markets also require the share buyback programs be authorized by a vote of the shareholders, not merely approved by the board, as in the United States.
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Crucially, Facebook may not be able to adopt every recommendation made by the board, particularly where the board's decisions intersect with local laws or Facebook user privacy principles.
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The administration says it would not charge the private entity for the government's air traffic control assets and would bar Congress from reviewing fees charged by the board.
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The move comes after a protracted war of words between Infosys and its founders and some former executives, who were unhappy with various decisions taken by the board.
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And get this ... no matter who buys the place, we're told the buyer will ultimately have to be vetted by the board -- which is headed by Donald himself!
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But on Tuesday afternoon, her departure was hastened to the end of this month, after a vote by the board of governors, which oversees the statewide university system.
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He has also been mentioned as a possible successor to the ATP president, Chris Kermode, whose contract was not extended after a vote by the board in March.
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Immelt had also been left twisting in the wind by the board he seems to have zero respect for now, after some directors have tried to reengage Whitman.
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The actress, 93, was announced as one of the recipients of this year's honorary Oscars by the Board of Governors of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
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The changes are the latest moves by the board to gain more independence and follow the company and Musk's settlement with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission last year.
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"We will continue, at the appropriate moment, to announce further changes, once they have been proposed, discussed and adopted by the board and its committee," he added on Friday.
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The statement was approved last month by the Board of Regents, but was published online on Monday — just as the U.S. was still reeling from the violence in Charlottesville.
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She continued criticizing the board for approving the raise, and not long into her comments, she was ruled by the board president, Anthony Fontana, as being out of order.
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Board of Elections Executive Director Michael Ryan confirmed that the error was made by the board, not Kushner, though Ryan said he wasn't sure how the mix-up happened.
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Huffington dismissed discussion of any such hypotheticals by the board, and lauded Kalanick's role in creating the ride-hailing industry as well as Uber as its primary success story.
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Trian will choose a third independent director candidate for the money management firm who will be included on a slate recommended by the board in an upcoming proxy statement.
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Changes recommended by Holder and approved by the board included adding an independent board member, reducing alcohol at company events and additional efforts to build a more diverse workforce.
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Other matters will be agreed by the board of the newly-merged bank including the potential impact on the three banks' existing branch network and staffing, said the soources.
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It noted that firms have almost uniformly established a chief risk officer position and shown more active participation by the board and various risk committees in enterprise risk management.
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Nikitin has been with Rusal for more than 25 years and was offered the CEO job in May by the board, a month after the U.S. sanctions against Rusal.
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The Censor Board has denied that it had anything to do with the leak or that the leaked version was the same one that was examined by the board.
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The sources said the decision to call off the meeting was made by the board of the IADB, the region's biggest lender, after China refused to change its position.
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The sportswear retailer said Keith Hellawell had been asked by the board, which includes the company's founder and majority shareholder, Mike Ashley, to continue in his role as chairman.
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In early March, Sessions reversed a 2014 decision by the Board of Immigration Appeals that gave asylum seekers the right to seek a full hearing from an immigration judge.
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INM, which owns Ireland's highest selling daily and Sunday newspapers, said discussions on the possible acquisition ended at a preliminary stage and it was never considered by the board.
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He created presentation slides, speeches, and analyses to help get the deal signed off by the board and sat in on high-level meetings as part of the acquisition.
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The "Stairway to Heaven" hiking trail is owned by the City and County of Honolulu and reserved for use by the Board of Water Supply — and for good reason.
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"The possibility of sanctions was carefully considered by the board when deciding whether to deaccession any works to secure and sustain the museum's future," she said in an email.
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Under a plan approved by the board of trustees late Wednesday, Cooper Union would begin increasing tuition scholarships in two years, and aim to provide full tuition in 10.
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That year, in a move extensively debated by the board because of its size, he wrote down the endowment's natural resources portfolio by about $1 billion from $4 billion.
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Several campus mergers there were announced only days before they were voted on by the Board of Regents, without enough notice for the public to sign up to comment.
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Facebook said it had not yet determined how to balance the privacy of users whose content complaints are heard by the board and the transparency of the board's decisions.
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Those recommendations were "unanimously accepted" by the board of trustees and will result in the removal of the name "Wynn Commons," an outdoor plaza named for the casino executive.
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We've seen from AUSTRAC a statement that there has been indifference by the board, that there has been a systemic failure by the bank and there's been inadequate oversight.
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Speaking with the press after the bank's shareholder meeting, CEO Marco Morelli said strategic options were being discussed by the board, adding there was nothing definite at the moment.
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Black, who controlled the Hollinger International newspaper publishing empire until he was fired by the board in 2004, also once partnered with Trump to build Trump Tower in Chicago.
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The bank said the "inquiry instituted by the board will remain unaffected" by Kochhar's exit, adding that some of her benefits would be subject to the outcome of the probe.
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Nix was suspended by the board of directors of Cambridge Analytica on Tuesday, the company said shortly before the second part of the British news programme's expose on the company.
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Its all-stock bid last November for $34.41 per share was rejected by the board due to antitrust concerns, even though it was higher than Disney's $29.54 per share offer.
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The administration and Shuster say they would not charge the private entity for the government's air traffic control assets and would bar Congress from reviewing fees charged by the board.
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" He added that he "wholeheartedly" endorses the succession plan created by the board of directors, and that Maddox would "carry on the plans and vision for the company I created.
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However, if an applicant isn't given guidance by the board on how early to show up, Goldschmidt says getting there around 15 minutes before the interview is a safe bet.
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OSLO, Dec 18 (Reuters) - Norway's central bank plans to hike interest rates in March, Governor Oeystein Olsen said on Tuesday, reiterating a policy plan set by the board last week.
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The turnaround plan green-lighted by the board contemplates only $800 million a year to pay debt — a fraction of what the island owes — even after imposing strict austerity measures.
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The island sees higher baseline revenues and lower expenses than the board's projection, though it falls short of some spending cuts recommended by the board, such as on healthcare funding.
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When you get these crazy rules, regulations, and not make return on my money and be fired by the board, or a guy like Carl Icahn will fire me. Okay?
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On Monday, Amazon shareholders sent an open letter asking CEO Jeff Bezos to halt a program developing facial recognition software for governments pending a review by the board of directors.
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"This recall was initiated after an investigation by LCBO Quality Assurance revealed a deviation in the stated 40 percent alcohol content by volume," reads a news release by the board.
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The book was published in 2004, just before the brothers left parent company Disney to found The Weinstein Company, from which Harvey was officially fired by the board on Sunday.
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"LIXIL Group confirms that there has been no such agreement nor consideration made by the board of directors and that this (report) is not factual," LIXIL said in a statement.
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One government official said Rossello felt pigeonholed by the board, forced to either push bigger-than-expected cuts, or resist the board's projections and be viewed as having no plan.
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The school board in Fannin County, Georgia, voted unanimously this month to arm teachers who volunteer to carry guns, provided they've been approved by the board and the county sheriff.
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Whatever one thinks of this technology, the public debate about the issue and the vote by the board, a five-member civilian oversight group, was refreshing — but all too rare.
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The attorney general can also unilaterally change decisions made by the Board of Immigration Appeals, and these decisions establish precedent for how immigration law is applied by the U.S. government.
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Nix was suspended by the board of directors of Cambridge Analytica on Tuesday, the company said shortly before the second part of the British news program's expose on the company.
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"On Thursday evening the Board met and unanimously agreed to call for Letetia's resignation, which was requested and has now been tendered for acceptance by the Board," the Association wrote.
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The winners of the Governors Awards, which were founded in 2009, are chosen by a vote by the Board of Governors of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
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S&P Ratings downgraded the bond rating of the embattled real-estate turned "tech" company to B- from stable, and the company's CEO Adam Neumann was ousted by the Board.
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The BOJ had worked on details after a decision by the board in April to launch the scheme as part of moves to strengthen the sustainability of its stimulus program.
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The BOJ had worked on details after a decision by the board in April to launch the scheme as part of moves to strengthen the sustainability of its stimulus program.
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Genish was co-opted by the board last September following the resignation of his predecessor, but his appointment has to be approved by shareholders to continue beyond the April AGM.
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At a preliminary zoning hearing several months ago, he asked if members of the mosque "believed in Shariah law," before being told by the board that the question was irrelevant.
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The Benchmark lawsuit against Kalanick appears to be the final straw and has been badly received by the board and the company employees, as well as much of Silicon Valley.
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They include Kermode; the coach and commentator Roger Rasheed, who was recently ousted by the board; and Lleyton Hewitt, a former world No. 1 and two-time Grand Slam champion.
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MILAN, Nov 15 (Reuters) - The majority stakeholder of Mediaset, Fininvest, said on Wednesday it would vote in favour of the governance change proposals made by the board of the Italian broadcaster.
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When he returned to Apple in 1997 (after being fired by the board a dozen years earlier), Jobs cancelled all of the company's charitable programs that were implemented in his absence.
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That's due to the reports of widespread sexism and some sexual harassment under the leadership of ousted CEO Travis Kalanick, which was borne out by a recent investigation by the board.
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It has been collaborating on the plan with Governor Ricardo Rossello, but the two sides are far apart on key reforms demanded by the board, namely pension cuts and labor reform.
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Hoogervorst said that while its accounting rules for pension schemes were a "bit out of date" and are being looked at by the board, there are no grounds for radical changes.
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Uber, which is now supposedly implementing all of the recommendations approved by the board and handed to the company today, clearly has a long way to go before everyone gets it.
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The other would require the police commissioner to send a written note to the review board whenever he or she deviates from disciplinary recommendations made by the board or departmental judges.
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The board's staff determined that recently revised plans for the development showing modifications to classroom space and mechanical systems did not substantially comply with those approved by the board in 2008.
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"Anything less than a full, complete and successful investigation by WADA … would constitute an abdication of WADA's responsibilities," he wrote in a letter also signed by the board chairman, Edwin Moses.
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Anderson has been interim leader of the unit since March, replacing Shelley Freeman, who was fired in February following an internal investigation by the board of the third largest U.S. lender.
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When asked about Elliott's plan to ask for the TIM board to be changed and the business plan radically modified, he said the plan had been unanimously approved by the board.
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Among the ten financial indiscretions noted by the board, Weiner is accused of overpaying a fundraising consultant and improperly continuing payments to the company Vimeo after the end of the election.
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While Nissan officials confirmed that Saikawa was asked to resign by the board, the company declined to say whether it will ask Japanese prosecutors to now step in to the case.
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The Benchmark lawsuit against Kalanick appears to be the final straw and has been badly received by the board and the company employees, as well as by much of Silicon Valley.
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According to a 353 paper by the board of governors of the Federal Reserve, not only are rigs in the Bakken region drilling more wells, but each well is producing more.
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However, a source familiar with the situation said they were directed by the board to not open stores in newly leased spaces, which resulted in "dark rent" and loss of sales.
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A Securities and Exchange Commission filing said the decision was made by the board to take back money granted to him in early 2019, and that Sloan left with no severance.
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But the previously unpublished study, commissioned by the board and conducted by an aviation safety expert, accused Boeing of emphasizing the pilots' mistakes to divert attention from the company's design missteps.
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Judge Couch denied her asylum; Ms. A-B- appealed, and the decision was overruled by the Board of Immigration Appeals, the same board that had ruled favorably in the 2014 case.
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The proposal to potentially exclude one or more companies in the oil, steel or cement sectors over excessive greenhouse gas emissions is under review by the board of the central bank.
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Historically, these intense interviews have been off the record, meaning nothing that's said leaves the room or ends up in our writing, other than the final judgment made by the board.
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According to the newspaper, only Russian athletes that have been cleared of wrongdoing may participate in the upcoming Olympic Games under the punishments unanimously agreed to by the board on Monday.
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Ackman and other Pershing Square executives have used hundreds of millions in personal assets this year to buy shares of the publicly traded fund, a step applauded by the board chair.
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Artie Minson, the company's finance chief and co-president, and Sebastian Gunningham, its vice chairman, have been named co-CEOs by the board of directors (officially, not on an interim basis).
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Facebook says it will treat individual content judgments by the board as binding, but will weigh whether to apply those judgments more widely to similar cases through its own policy process.
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In a case known as the "Matter of A-B," the attorney general revoked a ruling by the Board of Immigration Appeals that carved out special protections for domestic violence victims.
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" The museum says the decision was made by the Board of Directors, "In keeping with its commitment to learning from its mistakes and in order to stay true to the BCRI's mission.
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When Michael Bloomberg was New York's mayor, he attempted to have a similar tax imposed by the board of health, but a court said only New York's city council had that power.
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While that siloed structure was one of the criticisms mentioned in an investigative report released by the Board of Directors, Moskowitz said the new structure was not a response to the report.
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Vivendi said it reaffirmed its long-term commitment to TIM and added it supported the 2018-2020 industrial plan announced by Genish on March 12, which was unanimously approved by the board.
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A few months prior, in November 271, she was presented with an honorary Oscar for her life's work by the Board of Governors of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
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Last year, Liberty Media reportedly made a $3.4 billion bid to purchase Pandora, which was declined by the board of the streaming service, due to a disagreement on the valuation of Pandora.
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Pablo Manriquez, who worked for the USHCC, said he doesn't believe former staff should fear Palomarez, and said the effort by the board stems from "jealousy" over the USHCC leader's public platform.
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Because the U.S. immigration courts are administrative courts within the Justice Department and lack judicial independence, the attorney general has the ability to rewrite opinions issued by the Board of Immigration Appeals.
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"The investigation into the company's non-compliance with Health Canada regulations ... resulted in a determination by the board to terminate with cause CannTrust CEO Peter Aceto," the company said in a statement.
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"The company welcomes this proposed transaction, Searchlight having shown on this occasion its support for the strategy proposed by management and approved by the board of directors," Latecoere said in a statement.
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The deal, estimated to be worth about $3.4 billion, must still be approved by the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency.
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"There aren't going to be any more contracts backed by the board to keep pillaging, as has happened in some instances," said Quevedo during a visit to the ailing Paraguana Refining Center.
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" In one instance, according to a summary of the investigation released by the board, university administrators discouraged an accuser in a manner that "constituted retaliation against a complainant for reporting sexual assault.
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Friedman, who has traveled around the country at Avanir's expense long after he was disciplined by the board, received hundreds of payments from Avanir and Otsuka between 2013 and 2016 -- totaling nearly $200,000.
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Under a fiscal turnaround blueprint approved by the board on March 13, Puerto Rico will have $800 million annually to pay debt, just 21 percent of what it owes next fiscal year.
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"Due to the challenged provisions of FOPA, and in order to avoid discipline by the Board of Medicine, these doctors are engaged in self-censorship," the court said in its majority opinion.
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Half its members are appointed by the mayor and half by the Board of Supervisors; accurately or not, these are seen as the pro-development half and the pro-tenant half, respectively.
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Ms. Charette was appointed by Mr. Christie, a Republican, who also has the power to appoint a majority of the agency's board members and can overrule any action taken by the board.
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"Dividend for first quarter 2020 will be decided by the board of directors and announced in connection with the presentation of the first quarter results," a company spokesman said in an email.
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That may not be a likely outcome, but nobody appears to be in favor of going back to the old system, in which the schools were run by the board of education.
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John Engler, who was governor of Michigan from 1991-2002, is an alumnus of the school, and was appointed interim president by the board of trustees on Wednesday after a unanimous vote.
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A proposal released by the board on Friday no longer calls for painting over the 13 frescoes at George Washington High School called "The Life of Washington" by the artist Victor Arnautoff.
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The dredging contract was originally awarded through competitive bidding, these documents show, and subsequently renewed by the board, in at least one case after first surveying the cost that competitors would charge.
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The recommendation follows consideration by the board of a counter proposal from commodities group Glencore and a proposal from Yancoal comprising improved terms to its previously announced transaction, according to Rio Tinto.
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A shareholder proposal to prohibit vesting of stock awards for senior executives who resign to work for the government was opposed by the board and received about 20 percent of votes cast.
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Mr. de Blasio did not explicitly say whether he had requested the ruling by the board, and Wayne G. Hawley, the board's general counsel, declined to say who had asked for it.
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A proposal released by the board on Friday no longer calls for painting over the 13 frescoes at George Washington High School called "The Life of Washington" by the artist Victor Arnautoff.
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Patterson also was criticized by the board for his response to a student&aposs allegation of rape in 2003 when Patterson was president of Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary in Wake Forest, North Carolina.
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According to a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, CBS agreed to put $120 million into a trust, while attorneys hired by the board determined if Moonves could be terminated with cause.
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The agreement, adopted by the Board of Supervisors in 2015, says the hospital is to be named the Priscilla Chan and Mark Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital and Trauma Center for 50 years.
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" Hagedorn was apologetic after being pulled up by the board, saying that while he had "a tendency to use colorful language, I recognize my comments in this case were inappropriate and I apologize.
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If the approval process is authorised by the board, executive committee, or similar august body or person, no employee is in a position to ignore a policy approved in accordance with that process.
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Mike Wilkins, a former independent director who has been named both interim chairman and CEO, said the evidence given to the government-backed Royal Commission is "being treated extremely seriously by the board".
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Xerox – Xerox's largest shareholder, billionaire Darwin Deason, filed a lawsuit alleging that CEO Jeff Jacobson was told by the board to stop talks with Japan's Fujifilm but instead raced to strike a deal.
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Subsequent reports from dozens of women accusing Weinstein of sexual harassment and/or assault have since emerged via media outlets worldwide, and the producer was fired by the board of his namesake company.
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The 220006 Brown University decision was a classic case of overreach by the board: It made the decision on knowledge of an educational relationship on which it had no expertise and no jurisdiction.
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Xerox's (XRX) largest shareholder, billionaire Darwin Deason, filed a lawsuit alleging that CEO Jeff Jacobson was told by the board to stop talks with Japan's Fujifilm but instead raced to strike a deal.
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According to recent reporting by The Times, the two law firms hired by the board found evidence that Moonves tried to keep an accuser silent by arranging possible jobs for her at CBS.
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In accordance to PROMESA and the board, we submitted a fiscal plan, approved and certified by the board, that includes $1.38 billion in new annual revenues and $1.623 billion in reduced annual expenses.
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The ruling reverses a misguided decision by the board in 2004, which held that graduate assistants at Brown University were primarily students, not employees, and thus had no standing to form a union.
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In case you hadn't heard, Zimmer was essentially forced out of his original company by the board of directors after a new regime came on board, and they couldn't see eye-to-eye.
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" Neal L. Benowitz, one of the world's leading experts on nicotine and a professor of medicine at the University of California, San Francisco, described the decision by the board of supervisors as "terrible.
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Mr. Muilenburg said he had asked Boeing's board to create a committee, led by the board member and retired Navy admiral Edmund P. Giambastiani Jr., to examine how the company certified its planes.
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Under the doctrine set by the board during the Obama administration, a company is considered a joint employer if it exercises direct or indirect control over workers hired by a franchisee or contractor.
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One of those compounds, benzene, is a known carcinogen and was found in a package of six magnetic markers purchased on Amazon and produced by The Board Dudes, a brand owned by Mattel.
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The contract was renewed on July 230 in an unscheduled vote by the Board of Chosen Freeholders, the county's governing body, despite opposition from two members who wanted more time to review it.
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The name change was a result of months of consideration and was approved over the weekend by the board of the Association for Library Service to Children, a division of the library association.
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A Pemex spokesman said the firm was looking for a partner to develop Maximino and Nobilis, and that the proposal would be submitted for approval by the board in the next few days.
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We still don't know who will serve on the board itself, but they will be appointed by the board of trustees and subject to removal if they violate the included code of conduct.
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"The company is currently controlled by the board of directors, who work for the shareholders, and the shareholders sit behind pre-bankruptcy fire victims in the pecking order," Ellias of UC Hastings says.
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"We think the judgement by the board is reasonable and that the bid level reflects the company's potential, which the previous bid did not," a Swedbank Robur spokeswoman said in an e-mail.
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A scorned Martin Shkreli "went on the warpath" after being ousted as CEO by the board of the drug company he had founded, and threatened his successor, that current chief executive testified Friday.
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The PGA board is to meet on Monday to discuss whether to begin disciplinary proceedings against Weinstein, who would have 15 days to respond to any decision by the board, including an expulsion.
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Last year, while Mr. Sillerman's takeover bid was being considered by the board, the company disclosed that it had received interest from bidders for parts of its business, but did not identify the parties.
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The budget conforms to a fiscal turnaround plan approved by the board this year, which provides only about $800 million a year to pay debt, less than a quarter of what Puerto Rico owes.
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They ended up offering me the job, but because this was a nonprofit and I was at the director level, the executive director said that my salary had to be approved by the board.
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Swisher agreed that Facebook's execs have been "coddled" by the board, which includes several prominent tech figures including Andreessen Horowitz co-founder Marc Andreessen, PayPal co-founder Peter Thiel and Netflix CEO Reed Hastings.
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The Trump hotel had argued that the group's request should be blocked by the board on the grounds of "appropriateness," arguing that an owner's character is not a consideration when issuing or renewing licenses.
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His appointment reflected a desire by the board to bring in outside blood as Airbus endured turmoil over the impact of ongoing UK and French corruption investigations, which severely demoralized the Airbus marketing machine.
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Mr Staley has been reprimanded by the board over his lapse of judgment, but the chairman, John McFarlane, gave him his full support at the AGM, promising that Mr Staley has learned his lesson.
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A source familiar with the company said the decision to end the policy was initiated by the board, not by Frazier, and gives the company flexibility to run a succession program without a deadline.
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The plan is supported by the board and by Governor Ricardo Rossello, who had opposed it until this week, when he announced an accord with the board over how the plan would treat workers.
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SAINSBURY'S, Home Retail Group British supermarket group Sainsbury's said on Friday its 10 billion pounds ($2 billion) offer for Argos-owner Home Retail Group had been recommended by the board of the catalogue retailer.
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" He's already been fired -- two days ago -- by the board of directors of The Weinstein Company "in light of new information about misconduct by Harvey Weinstein that has emerged in the past few days.
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" School Board Attorney Stephan Leone told the Asbury Park Press on Tuesday that Leonard's posts "are totally inappropriate, not condoned by the Board of Education, and do not reflect the board's attitude or opinions.
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But other chains have held back, and the National Restaurant Association, a trade group, said it would continue a court challenge to the rule, which was approved by the Board of Health last year.
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Evans succeeds Zoox co-founder Tim Kentley-Klay, who was removed as CEO by the board last August after the company had completed a $500 million round that valued the company at $3.2 billion.
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Wells Fargo said it expects to raise its common stock dividend by 1 cent to 39 cents, for four quarters beginning in the third quarter of this year and pending approval by the board.
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That was well over two months ago, and while Uber's excellent executive leadership team is making commendable progress on these changes, many of the most important issues agreed to by the board remain unaddressed.
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Several top investors contacted by Reuters said they would approve the nominations, which have already been backed by the board, although one complained they had been unable to reach Danske Bank's depleted board directly.
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Although Gimelstob avoided ouster by the board of directors, his position on the panel remains in doubt because the 10-member player council can still choose to vote him off with a simple majority.
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While the former mayor may have received the largest number of write-in votes, the second most common write-in ballot, with 784 cast, was chalked up as "unattributable" by the Board of Elections.
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"For McMillon to do what he is doing, he had to be given great largess by the board and by the company," Robin Lewis, founder and CEO of consulting group The Robin Report, said.
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Spain's market regulator approved the offer prospectus on Thursday, eight days after shareholders voted in favour of L1's rescue plan for the company at the expense of one put forward by the board.
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The case that established that certain victims of domestic violence are eligible for asylum was decided in a landmark ruling by the Board of Immigration Appeals, the highest court in our immigration judicial system.
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But the changes made to the Taser report went to the core findings by the board, which over the last few years has been battered by internal strife and by questions about its independence.
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She said the bills had advanced without sufficient deliberation, unlike other proposed reforms backed by the board that have languished for months but now are expected to win the Council's approval by year's end.
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A decision by the board to put a detainee on the transfer list does not necessarily mean he will be released: The government considers eligibility for transfer a policy recommendation, not a legal right.
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ANZ said in a statement its board expressed concern over certain transactions following an internal review of personal expenses, while the lender added that Hisco did not accept all concerns raised by the board.
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The review, to be led by the board, is likely to look at the firm's cost base and its structure, including whether there is an advantage in producing food and personal and home care products.
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Asked whether the resignation of Viola may delay the bank's cash call, Padoan said: "the timing will be decided by the board together with the advisers that have to take into account of market trends".
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"Erskine is just massively uncomfortable with you getting to low economic ownership and then going off on leave with no involvement by the board and retaining control," Andreessen wrote to Zuckerberg, according to the report.
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Long said there was " a lot wrong" with the contract and said FEMA officials only learned about the deal after it had already been signed by the board of the Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority.
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The Children's Investment Fund, which holds a 5% stake in the LSE, said that Mr Rolet was "being improperly threatened" by the board and called for a shareholders' meeting to oust the chairman, Donald Brydon.
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The support from investors ended the company's proxy fight with Bandera Partners, a New York-based hedge fund that owns roughly 10 percent of Luby's shares and demanded more accountability and oversight by the board.
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These changes–all approved by the board of directors —include dismissing Emil Michael, former senior vice president of business, and lessening the responsibilities of CEO Travis Kalanick, who is now on a leave of absence.
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"That ended up being a significant departure from the vision set out by the board and Feulner," the source added, referencing Edwin Feulner, a founding trustee of the organization who previously served as its president.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - Proxy advisory firm ISS on Wednesday recommended that shareholders largely vote for directors recommended by the board of Automatic Data Processing Inc, but also supported the election of hedge fund manager William Ackman.
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In the letter addressed to the Depomed board, Starboard raised concerns regarding the company's "corporate governance deficiencies, questionable capital allocation decisions, and egregious actions taken by the Board to stymie strategic interest in acquiring Depomed".
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Thiam, who took over as CEO just over two years ago, sent the memo after a two-day annual strategy break at the end of June attended by the board of directors and executive board.
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One more intriguing move that has been considered by the board to control the company's destiny, according to sources, is to get a large Internet or media company to make a significant investment in Twitter.
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The $22015 million plan, approved by the board on Wednesday, will be the largest renovation in the history of the building, which opened in 0003 and is now known as the Stephen A. Schwarzman Building.
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The same year he was hired by the board of trustees of the Houston Independent School District to run its schools, which serve some 215,000 students, the vast majority of whom are Hispanic or black.
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The rules set by the board meant the candidates had to leave their lifelines at the door — jettisoning all campaign staff members before facing the board alone for 90 minutes, an eternity in political journalism.
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Other changes approved by the board included adapting language in the league regarding traveling violations and establishing a deadline for teams to submit lineups 30 minutes before game time, 20 minutes more than previously stated.
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Assuming Dr. Johnson's appointment is confirmed by the board of trustees on Monday afternoon, she will arrive at a time when state funding as a percentage of operating costs is down from a decade ago.
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When asked, he said he hadn't been notified of anything: "I'm here I'm doing my job, my job is to deliver second half results and executing the strategy that's been approved by the board," he said.
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A GM Korea spokesman confirmed the company notified the government about Gunsan closure on Monday, but said the matter had been already discussed and approved by the board, including board members nominated by KDB, last week.
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The resignation of Bill Timmons, the longtime chief executive officer of Hacienda Healthcare, was "accepted unanimously" by the board of directors, company spokesman David Leibowitz said in a statement released Monday, reports Phoenix TV station KPHO.
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Hargrave told BuzzFeed News that she thought the officer was "confused" and did not understand the protocol at board meetings, where members in the audience are allowed to comment if they are recognized by the board.
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The justices will hear an appeal by the board after a lower court ruled in February that the 2016 appointments of its seven members violated the U.S. Constitution because they were not confirmed by the Senate.
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Piech, a member of the clan that owns a majority stake in VW, led the company for two decades before he was forced by the board to step down April 2015 after a clash with Winterkorn.
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National Labor Relations Board General Counsel Peter Robb has sent a memorandum to the agency's regional offices laying out an agenda to reverse many of the decisions handed down by the board during the Obama administration.
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The recommendations, which were unanimously adopted by the board on Sunday, call for reducing Chief Executive Travis Kalanick's sweeping authority at the firm and instituting more controls over spending, human resources and the behavior of managers.
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She also said federal loans provided to the cash-strapped island government to help it with payroll should include a "formalized mechanism" linking the liquidity relief to a new fiscal plan being developed by the board.
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In most cases, if a land-use decision made by the Board of Estimate is to be changed, the revision must be approved by the city's Planning Commission or, in some cases, by the Council itself.
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Nonetheless, the regulations specifically reserved to the attorney general the ability to review decisions of the board either on his own referral or through referral by the board or officials of the Department of Homeland Security.
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The affable 240-year-old was midway through his third mayoral term after being initially installed by the Board of Supervisors as a "caretaker" mayor based upon his explicit pledge that he would not run again.
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"She has authority to administer and operate the university but must do so within the limits of applicable federal and state laws and the policies and guidelines established by the Board of Regents," the statement said.
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MUMBAI, Dec 2 (Reuters) - India's National Stock Exchange CEO Chitra Ramkrishna has tendered her resignation due to "personal reasons", which has been accepted by the board, the country's biggest bourse said in a statement on Friday.
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Officials of the school, which currently operates in the university's Social Sciences building, said they expected enrollment to increase once its major was fully approved by the Board of Regents, permitting the school to grant degrees.
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Sources said he has almost completed his deal to take the offer by the board as of tonight, largely because that was not negotiated as fully as it probably should have been when it was made.
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Speaking to reporters in Ankara, YSK Chairman Sadi Guven said a last-minute decision by the board to allow unstamped ballots in the referendum was not unprecedented as the government had previously permitted such a move.
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Seven of 28 analysts in a Reuters poll had correctly predicted Thursday's decision by the board, while the other six had expected it to stand pat as higher financing costs were starting to dampen economic growth.
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An third-party investigation commissioned by the board found such practices were not flagged as "a noteworthy risk" until 2014, even thought lawsuits and complaints suggested the problem existed at least as far back as 2010.
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Mistry was sacked as chairman by the board of Tata Sons on Monday and a scathing 5-page letter he wrote to the board was leaked on Wednesday, turning a boardroom feud into a public row.
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"We have been extremely disappointed with Yahoo's dismal financial performance, poor management execution, egregious compensation and hiring practices, and general lack of accountability and oversight by the board," Starboard said in a letter to Yahoo shareholders.
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I was not asked by the board to leave, but after a month or so of reflection I came to believe that the best interest of the university required a fresh start under a new leader.
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Stuttgart-based Daimler also said it would spend somewhere between 500 million and 1 billion euros overhauling its corporate structure under a plan approved by the board on Thursday, along with new German job safeguards until 2029.
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The move by the board to split the roles was a surprise, partly because it was a half measure - not removing Muilenburg altogether, but clearly reducing his authority, said Richard Aboulafia, aerospace analyst with the Teal Group.
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Schnatter still holds a 30 percent stake in the company but is prohibited from purchasing more stock until July 2019, according to a poison pill plan put in place by the board of directors after his ouster.
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According to the document filed by the board, Sears wrote a letter recommending that a 2-year-old be excused from all future vaccinations based on the mother's description of the toddler's past response to immunization shots.
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"CEU is delighted by this clear statement of commitment by the Board to CEU, to Budapest and to the defense of academic freedom," the university's rector, former Canadian Liberal Party leader Michael Ignatieff, said in the statement.
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While the board would not adopt the faculty's language as part of a universitywide statement, it did permit the faculty to include the statement in its handbook; the faculty statement was not "vetoed" outright by the board.
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Today, the day-to-day operations of the BBG are no longer managed by the board, but rather by full-time Chief Executive Officer John Lansing, an award winning journalist and highly experienced private sector media executive.
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Jobs did lose a boardroom showdown with Sculley (which actually played out over a week or so), one where Jobs' plan of moving marketing dollars from the Apple II to Macintosh Office was rejected by the board.
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The finalists and winners, in six categories, are selected by the board of directors of the National Book Critics Circle, which was founded in 1974 and is made up of more than 700 literary critics and editors.
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"The Supervisory Board generally welcomes the corporate and finance strategy pursued by the Board, but sees the necessity for greater emphasis on cost discipline and a more focused growth and investment strategy," Innogy said late on Tuesday.
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"We still believe that this monetary policy action is tied to a Fed movement given that the recent surprising hike was more related to fiscal concerns by the board," Barclays analysts wrote ahead of the bank's announcement.
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Her report, conducted through interviews over several months, concluded on June 6 that "there is no basis to the allegations concerning labor law violations and mistreatment of staff," according to a statement on Monday by the board.
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"As chairman of the Ex-Im Bank, Mr. Garrett would have extraordinary powers to stop transactions from being voted on by the board, even when they have the support of a majority of board members," Clark wrote.
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Worries about succession planning and insufficient disclosures by the board escalated in September when then-CEO Jeff Smisek stepped down after an investigation into the airline's dealings with the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey.
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His appointment was announced in early October, along with decisions by the board of Japan's second-biggest automaker to name Mitsubishi Motors executive Ashwani Gupta chief operating officer and Nissan executive Jun Seki vice chief operating officer.
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The decision was taken by the board not to accept funding from the Saudi government until and unless, as according to the Board's statement, that this matter is properly investigated and holding accountable those who were responsible.
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"Based on available information, AllianzGI is minded not to accept the offer despite it being recommended to shareholders by the board of management and supervisory board," AllianzGI, which owns a stake of 13 percent, said in a statement.
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The management suggested, said Canaccord Genuity, that the change in leadership was driven by the board, which felt Wetmore was a better fit to lead Canadian Tire through a rapid shift in the retail industry towards online sales.
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The justices will hear in October an appeal by the board after a lower court ruled in February that the 2016 appointments of its seven members violated the U.S. Constitution because they were not confirmed by the Senate.
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"The action taken by the Board today was a direct result of Mr. Culverhouse's ongoing attempts to interfere in the operations of the Law School," according to a statement from Kellee Reinhart, the university's vice chancellor for communication.
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The justices will hear an appeal by the board after a lower court ruled in February that the 2016 appointments of its seven members violated the U.S. Constitution's "appointments clause" because they were not confirmed by the Senate.
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Lazari has four decades of experience at the bank, beginning his career as a teenager in 1978 and is expected to take the helm next month after his appointment is approved by the board and a shareholders' assembly.
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For example, the attorney general can overrule decisions by the Board of Immigration Appeals, the highest immigration court in the land, and has the authority to appoint judges to it, as Washington University professor Stephen Legomsky points out.
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"For Lot 100 we are recommending that it be reviewed by the board," Nozipho Mdawe, acting chief executive at TNPA, told Reuters, adding that the board would "make a final determination" on whether the tender should be halted.
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"The Board of Redrow has determined that it is not in its shareholders' best interests to increase its proposal to Bovis above the level which was rejected by the Board of Bovis," the firm said in a statement.
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Harbour's first approach last August was swiftly rejected by the board under then-chairman Peter Coates, who had also rebuffed a $5.1 billion takeover offer two years earlier when Santos was wallowing in debt as oil prices collapsed.
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The justices will hear an appeal by the board after a lower court ruled in February that the 2016 appointments of its seven members violated the U.S. Constitution's "appointments clause" because they were not confirmed by the Senate.
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With an 8-to-1 vote by the Board of Supervisors on Tuesday, the technology hub became the first major American city to block a tool that many police forces are turning to in the search for suspects.
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That announcement led to the NTSB removing Tesla from the investigation for releasing information "before it was vetted and confirmed by" the board — a process that all parties have to agree to when they sign onto NTSB investigations.
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Despite all of these variables (and likely several more), a seasoned advisory firm can probably put together a structure that will be considered by the board, especially if Musk can tap billions from Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund.
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They say a study by economists Pablo Gluzmann, Martín Guzmán and Joseph Stiglitz has repeatedly criticized austerity measures imposed by the board as antithetical to economic recovery and development, and recommends the debt be cut by 85 percent.
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Uber's Chief Executive Officer Dara Khosrowshahi — who joined the company last August to replace co-founder Travis Kalanick after he was pushed out by the board — is making several changes as he prepares for an initial public offering.
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A new report by the board suggests that its relations with the department have become particularly strained, even as the board has sought in recent years to find a measure of common ground on disciplining officers for misconduct.
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The hiring of Parente, nominated to replace Bendine by Interim President Michel Temer on May 19, awaits approval by the board after he passed a background check, said the source, who requested anonymity as the matter is private.
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Its proposed "roadmap for change towards outcomes-based reward systems" will be discussed by the board of the European Federation of Pharmaceutical Industries and Associations (Efpia) on June 16, which groups the world's top drugmakers and national trade associations.
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The tweet read: "Tesla made 0 cars in 2011, but will make around 500k in 2019," an inaccurate claim which the SEC said had not been pre-approved by the board and was disseminated to over 24 million people.
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Camelot Terrace Inc and Galesburg Terrace Inc, two Illinois nursing homes formerly owned by the same businessman, are challenging a decision by the board ordering them to pay litigation and bargaining expenses stemming from related unfair labor practice cases.
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In a citizens' commission report produced in 2012 by the Board of Supervisors, the former captain of the Men's Central Jail said that he began to worry about excessive force when he noticed that three guards had broken hands.
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India's second-biggest IT services company behind Tata Consultancy Services has been locked in a public war of words with the founders and former executives, who, led by Murthy, have raised concerns over various decisions taken by the board.
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The fallout has been swift — with Wells Fargo Chairman and CEO John Stumpf being grilled before two committees on Capitol Hill, while forfeiting $41 million in unvested equity and forgoing his salary during an independent investigation by the board.
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Todays action by the board was the culmination of a blatant bait and switch, essentially robbing loyal employees , including the more than 200 early founding Uber employees and advisors, of their hard earned shareholder rights worth billions in value.
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Caisse De Depot Et Placement Du Quebec, SNC's largest shareholder with a 19.9% stake, said on Monday the deterioration of SNC's performance was a "cause of growing concern", with the situation requiring "decisive and timely action" by the board.
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"The board of Stobart Group has determined that it is not in its shareholders' best interests to increase its latest proposal for Flybe above the level which was rejected by the board of Flybe," Stobart said in its statement.
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Andy Briggs, head of the company's UK insurance business, or Maurice Tulloch, who leads its international insurance arm, are frontrunners to land the job, which one source said was expected to be decided by the board on Feb. 4.
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Notable Oscar hopefuls left empty-handed by the Board of Review included "Lion," the true story of a lost Indian boy, and "Fences," based on the award-winning play by August Wilson and starring Denzel Washington and Viola Davis.
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Approval by the board came with conditions: the government must reduce pension spending by 10 percent beginning in 2020, cut Christmas bonuses and implement employee furloughs as soon as July 1 to stave off a short-term cash crunch.
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"We call upon the IMF to make the agreement about to be ratified by the board conditional upon the end of repression of members of the political opposition ... and the immediate release of Jean-Marie Michel Mokoko," they said.
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Ms. Raicovich said the decision regarding the Israel event, which was made by the board, simply had to do with an application of the museum's space rental practice, which has not permitted art fund-raisers, auctions or political events.
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The campaign of Mr. de la Fuente, a San Diego millionaire who moved to New York City to run for mayor as a Republican, has vowed to challenge the determination, made by the Board of Elections, in federal court.
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Investors supported all of Luby's directors ending a battle between the company and Bandera Capital, a small New York-based hedge fund that owns roughly 10 percent of Luby's shares and demanded more accountability and oversight by the board.
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Investors supported all of Luby's directors ending a battle between the company and Bandera Partners, a small New York-based hedge fund that owns roughly 10 percent of Luby's shares and demanded more accountability and oversight by the board.
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The analysis by ISS Analytics done at the request of Reuters showed the agreement could yield Iger roughly $423 million over four years if he hits all goals, or $274 million as the base case targeted by the board.
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Christian Josz said the package of assistance, nearly one third of it from the IMF and the rest from international groups and donor countries, would be in line for approval by the board if talks with Iraq next month go well.
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PREPA, which last month reached a tentative deal with its creditors to restructure $8.9 billion in debt, was told by the board to tweak its fiscal plan to achieve customer rates no higher than 21 cents per kilowatt hour by 2023.
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Wednesday's decision is a victory for the group, whose earlier protest against the hotel was rebuffed by the board last year when the panel said that objections to liquor licenses can only be submitted when a license is up for renewal.
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The ruling boosts a potential effort by the board to recover billions of dollars in payments made to bondholders should a federal court hearing Puerto Rico's bankruptcy cases choose to invalidate disputed debt issued by the government and its agencies.
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An escalating power struggle between the democratically elected Governor Ricardo Rossello and the federally appointed oversight panel culminated on Monday when the board sued Rossello, saying he had no authority to reject pension cuts and furloughs ordered by the board.
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The move also follows the Chicago Police Board's recent decision to put Officer Robert Rialmo on no-pay status over a fatal shooting in 2015 that was deemed unjustified by the board — but was ruled justified by Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson.
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While the Boston-based 1st U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals declined in its February ruling to void actions taken by the board, the decision created uncertainty as the panel continues its efforts to restructure Puerto Rico's debt and pension obligations.
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The Supreme Court last month agreed to decide whether the board's members were lawfully appointed and if decisions made by the board, including the filing of a bankruptcy-like process for the U.S. commonwealth in 2017, are invalid as a result.
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Government revenues from a tax on exports of such commodities as soya and biodiesel will be 230bn pesos ($5bn) this year, about 1% of GDP, according to a new report by the board of trade in Rosario, an export hub.
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BRASILIA, Nov 22 (Reuters) - The studies division of Brazilian telecoms regulator Anatel has suggested modifications to a restructuring plan proposed by the board of debt-laden carrier Oi SA, a source with knowledge of the situation told Reuters late on Tuesday.
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The RBI said the PCA matter would be examined by the Board for Financial Supervision of the RBI, while the government and the central bank would jointly decide on the members of a panel that would examine the reserves issue.
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"The investigation into the company's non-compliance with Health Canada regulations and ancillary matters uncovered new information that has resulted in a determination by the board to terminate with cause CannTrust CEO Peter Aceto," the company said in a statement.
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The 2-1 vote by the board of supervisors followed months of rancorous debate over a permit that county officials granted to MidAmerican Energy, a subsidiary of Berkshire Hathaway, which aims to put a 52-turbine wind project in the county.
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In 2008, three years before the NLRB laid out its new standard, the court approved a unit of stagehands for the Blue Man Group that excluded some of their coworkers, using strikingly similar language to that later adopted by the board.
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"Today's action by the board was the culmination of a blatant bait and switch, essentially robbing loyal employees, including the more than 200 early founding Uber employees and advisors, of their hard earned shareholder rights worth billions in value," they said.
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While the Boston-based 1st U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals declined in its February ruling to void actions taken by the board, the decision created uncertainty as the panel continues its efforts to restructure Puerto Rico's debt and pension obligations.
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In addition, a Democratic member of the Bladen County Board of Elections was once a business partner of McCrae Dowless, the central figure in the broad conspiracy being investigated by the Board of Elections and the Wake County District Attorney's Office.
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The heavily indebted Shenzhen-based company said in a statement that the debt restructuring proposal it offered to offshore creditors in late December is in the best interest of the company and it is supported by the board and the market.
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The offer, which had been unanimously endorsed by the board of Opera, is now extended to May 24 at 1630 CET (1030 EDT), the latest deadline possible, the group of buyers said in a statement to the Oslo stock exchange.
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As reported by the The Wall Street Journal, the relationship with Paleothodoros was reviewed and permitted by the board following an investigation several years ago, due in part to assurances that she would no longer work on the McDonald's account.
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The average rent for tenants living in rent-stabilized buildings in New York City grew by 3.1 percent in 2016, the lowest increase in six years, according to a new study released by the board that regulates rents in the city.
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"We expect Ms. Le Grange to play a leadership role to further stabilize Denel's finances and implement the measures introduced by the Board to improve performance and restore confidence in the future of the company," Denel CEO Danie du Toit said.
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The Director of the Federal Bureau of Control's authority is derived from the Service Weapon, an Object of Power whose connection to an individual is controlled by the Board, who exist as a giant black inverted pyramid on the Astral Plane.
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Mr. LaPierre has also retained the support of the N.R.A.'s 76-member board, with fewer than a handful of public defections, and it would take a three-fourths vote by the board and one of its committees to oust him.
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"We expect Ms. Le Grange to play a leadership role to further stabilise Denel's finances and implement the measures introduced by the Board to improve performance and restore confidence in the future of the company," Denel CEO Danie du Toit said.
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"We plan to lend around $620 million for the Medupi power plant, and around $100 million for Eskom's transmission network, but that still needs to be approved by the board," said Adesina, whose bank is holding an investment forum in Johannesburg.
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The company, which operates clinics and hospitals, specialised maternity and fertility clinics, and long-term care homes in 19 countries, said the committee was reviewing a drawdown of its facilities that had not been disclosed or approved by the board.
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The company, which operates clinics and hospitals, specialised maternity and fertility clinics, and long-term care homes in 19 countries, said the committee was reviewing a drawdown of its facilities that had not been disclosed or approved by the board.
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By May 1, the department had already leveled challenges for 54 of the 522 officers who had an allegation substantiated by the board last year, a number the review board said it expected to rise as more reconsideration requests come in.
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The men have said the ASAs were designed to be genuine side deals to secure lucrative business for Barclays in the Middle East -- a region the bank was eager to exploit -- and were approved by lawyers and cleared by the board.
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Baylor has said that Pepper Hamilton's full report was delivered only orally to the regents, with a 13-page summary written by the board and disseminated publicly Another fired official has sued Baylor and several regents, as well as Pepper Hamilton.
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In a speech at Stanford University in 2009 Harris explained her position, saying, "There was then an initiative that was written by the board of supervisors that was passed and there was opposition to that but it did pass," Harris said.
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Under a new plan, which was adopted by the board this spring, Cooper Union must come up with $250 million (either by cost-cutting or fundraising, or both) over the next decade to afford full-tuition scholarships for every undergraduate student.
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Only a fifth of Letcher County households have connection speeds of ten Mbps per second download and one Mbps upload, according to data collected by the board, putting them solidly in the bottom 10 percent of community internet speeds nationwide.
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"This alternative proposal of raising 650 million euros (640 million euros net of expenses) significantly improves the outlook for shareholders in the medium term in comparison to the 800 million euro (750 million net of expenses) proposed by the board," Cobas said.
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While Laplanche was clearly viewed by the board as culpable in the troubled loan sale, his behavior didn't rise to the level of forced resignation—until he failed to cooperate in a timely and transparent fashion with the investigation, the sources said.
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The law, finalized on Tuesday by the Board of Supervisors, requires Airbnb to verify that its San Francisco hosts have registered with the city and will penalize the company with $1,000-per-day fines and misdemeanor charges if it fails to comply.
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NEW YORK, May 10 (Reuters) - Puerto Rico's federally appointed oversight board on Thursday rejected the U.S. territory's budget proposal for next fiscal year, saying it did not comply with a financial turnaround plan for the island approved by the board last month.
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" A final proposal would still need to be evaluated by the board and legal counsel, and if both approve the plan, "any required regulatory approvals will need to be obtained and the plan will be presented to Tesla shareholders for a vote.
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The measure approved unanimously by the Board of Supervisors will give new mothers and fathers six weeks of fully paid time off, a rarity now offered to some government sector workers and some private employees, particularly those who work in the tech industry.
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While the appeals court declined to void actions taken by the board, the ruling cast uncertainty around the board as it continued efforts to restructure Puerto Rico's debt and pension obligations under a form of bankruptcy filed for the U.S. commonwealth in 2017.
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Several funds holding a combined stake of around 2300 percent proposed two candidates for the bank's board of directors ahead of a shareholders meeting on April 210 on top of the list already presented by the board, the bank said on Tuesday.
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The company also said it would remove an "acting in concert" provision of a "poison pill" adopted by the board to thwart previous takeover attempts by Schnatter, suggesting that the founder could engage with bidders that had expressed interest in speaking with him.
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The country's No. 2 software services exporter said in April, it would return up to 130 billion rupees ($2.03 billion) to shareholders in the fiscal year ending March 2018, adding the manner of the payout will be decided by later by the board.
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City officials are also exploring whether the administrative services department had the authority to lift the restriction on the Harlem deed, which was imposed nearly 40 years ago by the Board of Estimate, which had many of the powers of today's Council.
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The executive director of an arts charity who was attacked with drain cleaner last year was fired by the board of the charity on Friday, along with the financial officer who helped her unearth what the authorities have called a $750,000 embezzlement scheme.
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"It doesn't make much sense to have the person who's being monitored by the board to chair the group monitoring them," said Charles Elson, a finance professor and director of the John L. Weinberg Center for Corporate Governance at the University of Delaware.
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"A decision by the Board of Management in the context of the product portfolio review and prioritization, which was taken today, will affect earnings of the Mercedes-Benz Vans division in the second quarter (of) 2019 by around 0.5 billion euros," Daimler added.
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"We're working on the 10 percent but a call on the rest will be taken by the board," Chairman Chand said, adding the buyback demand comes amid the fall in aluminium prices, eroding profitability and the need to have funds to grow.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Pakistani umpire Asad Rauf was handed a five-year ban by the Board Of Control For Cricket In India (BCCI) on Friday over his involvement in an illegal betting scandal that blighted the 2013 Indian Premier League (IPL) season.
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Lawmakers are slated to hear from Natalie Jaresko, the executive director of the oversight board, Noel Zamot, a retired Air Force colonel tapped by the board to oversee the Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority, and Ricardo Ramos, the executive director of PREPA.
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"This turn of events illustrates how no decision by the Board is permanent and why it is crucial for Congress to set a standard into law instead of letting regulators decide," said Trey Kovacs, a labor policy expert at the Competitive Enterprise Institute.
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"While it is gratifying that there has been such a deafening outcry against U.S.S.F.'s blatant misogyny, the sexist culture and policies overseen by Carlos Cordeiro have been approved for years by the board of directors of U.S.S.F.," she said in a statement.
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In the other 20143 cases, the Police Department found no wrongdoing or found the officer guilty of lesser misconduct, such as failing to properly fill out a memo book, according to information provided by the board and a document obtained by The Times.
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No member of Neumann's family will be on the company's board and any successor will be selected by the board, scraping a plan for his wife and co-founder Rebekah Neumann, who is chief brand and impact officer, to help pick the successor.
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A report published in May by the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve system showed that under two-fifths of non-retired American adults described their retirement savings as on track, and one-quarter had no retirement savings or pension at all.
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The 10-3 vote by the board of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, which runs the subway, to approve contracts to refurbish nine of the stations essentially ended the dispute between the two leaders in familiar fashion — with the governor having the upper hand.
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"The future of the American Cinematheque and the Egyptian Theatre should be determined in an open conversation that includes the members and a qualified Executive Director, and not in secret by the board of directors and Netflix," the petition reads, in part.
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The series opened with Dr. Shaun Murphy, intricately played by Freddie Highmore, being questioned by the board of San Jose St. Bonaventure Hospital as to why him being autistic and having savant syndrome shouldn't deter them from making him a surgical resident.
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And while an opinion by the board that Facebook should fact-check political ads would have some weight — and could provide political cover for Facebook to reverse course, should it decide it wants to — ultimately the decision will likely still remain with Zuckerberg.
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The German carmaker will mainly focus on debating the merits of converting its VW factories in Emden, Zwickau and Hanover, which all build combustion-engined cars, to electric ones under the plans being discussed by the board of directors, the source said.
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Efforts to denigrate the integrity of the Fed's work, and to inject groundless opinion, politics and ideology, must be rejected by the board — and that means governors and other members of the Federal Open Market Committee must be willing to withstand aggressive attacks.
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The two protesters were among seven people who were removed from a public meeting yesterday after they interrupted a vote by the board of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, which oversees the subway, to place 292 more police officers in the transit system.
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Icahn, whose hedge fund owns 13.6 percent of SandRidge and has said it could make an all-cash offer for the company, is assured of at least two of the seven seats under the formula set by the board and is expected to receive more.
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Mayor Mark Farrell, a venture capitalist who was appointed mayor by the board of supervisors after the previous acting mayor was ousted for being too friendly to tech interests (specifically BuzzFeed investor and San Francisco political machinator Ron Conway), rounded out the cavalcade of mayors.
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Election Justice USA, a voter rights organization, told CNN it will go to Federal District Court in Brooklyn on Wednesday morning as part of an effort to have provisional ballots from voters disenfranchised by the Board of Elections counted before the primary results are certified.
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Some of the proposal points are expected to be voted on by the board on Tuesday: Sources said Kalanick wants to defend the removal of those potentially lucrative shares, without the consent of those who have them, and that it also impacts all shareholders unfairly.
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The exact outlines of the memorial and what elements — such as a museum — it might include will be guided by the board of trustees working with "significant community engagement from volunteers including victims' families and survivors," according to a statement announcing the national memorial.
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"There's a serious conflict there, because Pierluisi is one of the people who has had favorable treatment by the board, and that demonstrates that among the leadership of the (New Progressive Party), there's no one who doesn't have skeletons in their closet," he said.
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Last year, Lee played the most efficient and effective basketball of his career as a frontcourt rotation player with the Mavericks; that's per-minute, not absolutely, but the rest of Lee's career will be judged per minute, as the absolutes are already by the board.
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Pedro Parente, nominated to replace Bendine by Brazil's Interim President Michel Temer on May 19, has passed a background check, and his hiring awaits approval by the board, said the source, who requested anonymity because no approval has been given to speak to the press.
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In a subsequent capital increase, up to 8 million new bearer shares will be issued at a price to be determined by the board of directors The Swiss National Bank swung to a first-quarter profit of 5.7 billion francs (Reporting by Zurich newsroom)
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She asked if she should drive to Rockdale to vote, but another poll worker said no; instead, she could fill out a provisional ballot, which had all the same races but which would have to be approved by the board of elections later that night.
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JOHANNESBURG, Dec 6 (Reuters) - A Top-20 shareholder in Steinhoff International said on Wednesday it would want to see a "huge effort" by the board to get the auditors to put out results as soon as possible but couldn't see that happening before January.
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In an unpublished opinion by the board just days after Sessions' decision, obtained by CNN from an attorney familiar with the case, Judge Linda Wendtland wrote that a Guatemalan woman who had suffered "repugnant abuse" from her partner back home could not qualify for asylum.
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Insurance Amissima, controlled by U.S. private equity firm Apollo, said on Friday it rejected the accusations by the board of Banca Carige related to its acquisition of the bank's insurance assets and that it has filed a request for damages for over 225 million euros.
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" The resolution passed by the board to return Culverhouse's donation and remove his name from the law school said that "it has become apparent that in recent months that the parties do not share the same vision and expectation for the use of the funds.
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From 2001-2008, Downs served on the Board of Directors of the United States Committee for Human Rights in North Korea; in 85033 he was asked by the Board to take over the duties of Executive Director, in which capacity he served from 2008-2011.
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" Mr. Morey said the hospital is evaluating its process for reviewing conflicts of interest, but that executives like Dr. Baselga had their financial relationships overseen by the board "to protect faculty from being put in a position of having to review their supervisor's potential conflicts.
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"While it is gratifying that there has been such a deafening outcry against USSF's blatant misogyny, the sexist culture and policies overseen by Carlos Cordeiro have been approved for years by the board of directors of USSF," said Molly Levinson, a spokesperson for the players.
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Dr. Shlakman was the last survivor among more than a dozen teachers at New York City's public colleges who were ousted by the Board of Higher Education during the early stages of the Red Scare wrought by Senators Pat McCarran and Joseph R. McCarthy.
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But just as important would be to include companies that have a flatter power structure—with a CEO who can be removed by the board, working alongside perhaps a Chief Ethical and Human Use Officer, which Salesforce introduced into its corporate structure last year.
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Some of them do not allow incarcerated people to appear before a parole board at all; in others, such as Georgia, some individuals can be made to wait up to eight years after being turned down by the board before their cases are reviewed again.
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Malone, a self-described elections expert and head of the 2-year-old consulting firm Election Administration Excellence was hired by the Board of Elections earlier this year after the board's elections supervisor abruptly quit, leaving the board with just two members -- Peavy and Graham.
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Shortly after a decision to swap CEOs had been made — but had not yet been formally voted on by the board — an HQ employee filed a formal complaint with HR against Kroll for what was described by one source as "inappropriate and unprofessional" management behavior.
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