Special Majority Vote definition

Special Majority Vote means an affirmative vote of at least three- fourths of the Directors;

Special Majority Vote means an affirmative vote of a majority of the Directors that includes the unanimous affirmative vote of all Directors appointed by the founder members;

Special Majority Vote means a simple majority of disinterested, non-affiliated Managers (counting all Managers affiliated with the holders of Class C Common Stock of Market Hub Partners, Inc. as one Manager for this purpose).

Examples of Special Majority Vote in a sentence

• Xxxxxx, Xx. or such other person as the Directors of the Company nominated by CCIC shall determine and any such other person shall be such person as shall have been approved by a Special Majority Vote of the Board of CCIC.

• There must at all times be at least 3 Directors (excluding alternate Directors), unless the Shareholders by Special Majority Vote determine otherwise.

• Such other person appointed pursuant to this clause 3.4(c) shall be nominated by written notice to each Shareholder together with a certified copy of the Special Majority Vote of the Board of CCIC.

• This Agreement may be varied (Shareholder Variation) at any time as approved by a Special Majority Vote of the Shareholders or as evidenced by a written document signedf by at least that number of shareholders which in respect of their Shares would in aggregate constitute a Special Majority Vote.

• Each of the matters outlined in Schedule 2, to the extent that they are not expressly covered by the Business Plan (as previously adopted in accordance with clause 1.1(v) of Schedule 2), require a Special Majority Vote before they are implemented or become effective.

More Definitions of Special Majority Vote

Special Majority Vote means the affirmative vote of at least two-thirds (2/3) of all disinterested Directors of the Board.

Special Majority Vote means a vote passed at a properly constituted meeting by persons who together hold 75% or more of the total voting rights that may be exercised in respect of that resolution;

Special Majority Vote means a vote passed by at least 75% of all of the parties entitled to vote and who exercise their vote with respect to a particular matter.

Special Majority Vote means a vote that consists of more than a two thirds majority (2/3) of the board members.

Special Majority Vote means a vote or resolution passed:

Special Majority Vote means a Simple Majority Vote at which the Founding Shareholder has also voted in favour. Sub-License Agreement means the agreement between the Company, Dyadic International (USA), Inc and Luina Bio Pty Ltd dated on or about the date of this document relating to the sub-licence of certain intellectual property rights to the Company. Sub-Licensed IP has the same meaning as defined in the Sub-License Agreement.

Special Majority Vote means a resolution of the Committee having the affirmative vote of two or more unrelated Parties having aggregate Percentage Interests exceeding 80%;