They had recommended that investors withhold approval for the actions of the management and board.
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It would withhold approval of the Brexit deal until Parliament passed legislation to enact it.
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Though marginalised, the legislature had been scaring off foreign investors by threatening to withhold approval of joint ventures and other deals.
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If manufacturers fail to keep their devices updated, Google says it could withhold approval of future phones, which could prevent them from being released.
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The most significant of these is the "Letwin amendment" which would withhold approval of the deal until the legislation is in place to enact it.
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The Japanese government sued the Okinawa government, and this week the Supreme Court ruled that Mr. Onaga could not withhold approval for the construction work.
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Representative Maxine Waters, who chairs the committee, has asked regulators to withhold approval for the deal, announced in February, until the panel conducts a thorough review.
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Samson, according to prosecutors, asked them to reinstate the flight, and threatened to withhold approval of an uncontroversial hangar lease agreement between United and the Port Authority.
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The FDA may withhold approval of pending drug applications that list the facility and may re-inspect the plant to verify that Akorn has completed its corrective actions.
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Until the regulator can confirm Mylan's compliance with standard manufacturing practices, it may withhold approval of any new applications listing the firm as a drug manufacturer, the FDA said.
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Johnson has said he will bring forward the legislation in parliament next week, after parliament voted on Saturday to withhold approval of the agreement until formal ratification legislation has passed.
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By 322 votes to 306, MPs backed an amendment proposed by Sir Oliver Letwin, an ex-Tory grandee, to "withhold" approval of the agreement until Parliament has passed the legislation needed to implement it.
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That's why a majority voted Saturday to withhold approval for the Brexit deal until all this legislation passed and forced Johnson to seek an extension to guarantee lawmakers had enough time to get that done.
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This isn't to say that a Rosenstein replacement couldn't do any damage — he could try to starve the investigation of resources, for example, or withhold approval for investigative steps that have yet to be taken.
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Alexandra Stevenson AUTO INDUSTRY Some Volkswagen shareholders will try to withhold approval for Matthias Müller, the chief executive, and other top managers when the carmaker holds its annual shareholders meeting on Wednesday in Hanover, Germany.
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Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping met in Buenos Aires Saturday, and Trump told reporters that Xi said he would reconsider China's prior decision to withhold approval of the planned $44 billion merger between Qualcomm and NXP.
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Should the CSRC withhold approval, we may downgrade the rating because our 2016 estimated FFO-adjusted leverage of 6.0x (forecast 2017: 5.4x-5.5x) is much higher than the 4.5x level at which Fitch would consider negative rating action.
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But while Judge Hogan wrote that he was "surprised" and "extremely concerned" about the problems — which the government said it was fixing — he said they were not a reason for him to withhold approval of the program for another year.
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If Trump can impose a Muslim ban until we "figure out what the hell is going on" with national security threats, we can withhold approval of his Supreme Court nominee until we "figure out what the hell is going on" with threats to our national elections.
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D.C. City Council members criticized Virginia's representatives on the Metro board for not doing more to support the move, and threatened to withhold approval for the Silver Line to Ashburn Station and Dulles International Airport Station.Sun, Lena H. "Metro's $11 Billion To-Do List." Washington Post. September 23, 2008.
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Members of the congregation were also accused of proselytizing. On June 12, 2007, the Ferghana congregation again requested approval of a legal address, but their request was denied. Some groups, such as the Tashkent International Church, were reluctant to purchase property without assurance that their registration would be approved. Others claimed that local officials arbitrarily withhold approval of the addresses because they oppose the existence of Christian churches with ethnic Uzbek members.
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In his statement, Governor Odell said: "The operations of the College of Forestry have been subjected to grave criticism, as they have practically denuded the forest lands of the State without compensating benefits. I deem it wise therefore to withhold approval of this item until a more scientific and more reasonable method is pursued in the forestry of the lands now under the control of Cornell University."Charles Z. Lincoln, ed. 1910. Messages from the Governors, X. Albany, p.
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The system disadvantages minority groups who share some preferences with the majority. In terms of tactical voting, it is therefore highly desirable to withhold approval from candidates who are likely to be elected in any case, as with cumulative voting and the single non-transferable vote. It is however a much computationally simpler algorithm than proportional approval voting, permitting votes to be counted either by hand or by computer, rather than requiring a computer to determine the outcome of all but the simplest elections.
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As part of the Oslo Accords, the Palestinian National Authority (PNA) was authorized to recruit and train a police force with paramilitary capabilities, but was not permitted to have a military force. Several bilateral agreements between the PNA and Israel regulate the size of the force, its structure, armament, and composition. The agreements provide Israel with the right to review potential recruits and withhold approval of those with a terrorist background. They were not enforced, however, with the result that the actual size and equipment of the force in 2002 exceeded what was permitted.
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Formal acknowledgement of the deception was made by Volkswagen executives in Germany and the United States to EPA and California officials during a 3 September conference call, during which Volkswagen executives discussed written materials provided to the participants demonstrating how Volkswagen's diesel engine software circumvented US emissions tests. That admission came after the EPA threatened to withhold approval for the company's 2016 Volkswagen and Audi diesel models. Volkswagen's CEO Martin Winterkorn said: "I personally am deeply sorry that we have broken the trust of our customers and the public." Winterkorn was in charge at Volkswagen from the start of 2008 to September 2015.
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On the advice of Prime Minister Brian Mulroney Towers was appointed Lieutenant Governor of Alberta by Governor General Ray Hnatyshyn on March 11, 1991. Towers served in this post from March 11, 1991, to April 17, 1996, when his successor Bud Olson was sworn in as the 14th Lieutenant Governor. In 1993, Towers broke with tradition and refused the advice of Economic Development Minister Ken Kowalski and did not approve an order in council for a $1.5 million grant program. The program would have granted a substantial government loan for the restructuring of a motor hotel, and Towers exercise his right to withhold approval based on insufficient documentation.
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Collective bargaining was ongoing in an attempt to have the government's education partners reach agreements that respected local circumstances while remaining within limitations established in the legislation. Bill 115 was intended to ensure that school contracts fit the government's financial and policy priorities and aimed to prevent labour disruptions during 2013 and 2014. The Act purportedly saved the province of Ontario and will have prevented the spending of $473 million, a reduction in spending the government said to be crucial. The Minister of Education was given the power to withhold approval of collective labour contracts and the parties involved risked having an agreement imposed if a proposed deal did not meet the standards of the legislation.
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Collective bargaining is ongoing in an attempt to have the government's education partners reach agreements that respect local circumstances while remaining within limitations established in the legislation. The Putting Students First Act was intended to ensure that school contracts fit the government's financial and policy priorities, and aims to prevent labour disruptions during 2013 and 2014. It was claimed that the law would save the province of Ontario $2 billion and would prevent spending $473 million, a reduction the government claimed to be crucial. The Minister of Education has the power to withhold approval of collective labour contracts and the parties involved will risk having an agreement imposed if a proposed deal does not meet the standards of the legislation.
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