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voting trust::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Type of | trust |
Examples of voting trust
voting trust
The 35% of I.O.S. stock owned by Cornfeld and his chief lieutenants would be held in a voting trust controlled by King.
From the time.com
When a company with this system issues shares, it does so to a voting trust, which retains the voting rights.
From the economist.com
The company is controlled by a voting trust reflecting the financial stakes of different branches of the family.
From the sfgate.com
At first, he and his top associates agreed to place their 37% stock interest in I.O.S. into a King-controlled voting trust for three years.
From the time.com
That calls into question Brunner's contention that Ohioans don't trust electronic voting.
From the dispatchpolitics.com
She's voting for Gore because Bush blinks too much and she doesn't trust him.
From the time.com
We are just told that we can trust the voting machines and that we can trust whatever results they end up spitting out at us.
From the infowars.com
Trust founder Ted Townsend serves as chair emeritus and a non-voting board member.
From the desmoinesregister.com
But few holders give instructions, so the trust dominates the voting.
From the economist.com
