Votes Cast means the aggregate number of shares of Common Stock that are properly voted for or against any action to be taken by stockholders, excluding any shares if the holder of such shares is contractually required to vote in proportion of the total number of votes cast pursuant to this Agreement or any Transferee Agreement executed hereunder.
Votes Cast means affirmative and negative votes.
Votes Cast means any “for” or “withheld” votes with respect to a director’s election, excluding any failures to vote, defective votes or broker non-votes with respect to that director’s election.
Examples of Votes Cast in a sentence
If less than twenty-five provisional ballots have been cast and counted, they shall be included with the absentee total.26.12 Votes cast by provisional ballot shall not be included in any unofficial results reported except as part of the official canvass.26.13 Grounds for Not Counting Provisional Ballot.
Votes cast by proxy or in person shall be counted by a person or persons appointed by the Company to act as inspector of election for the Meeting.
More Definitions of Votes Cast
Votes Cast means votes by a show of hands or valid votes that are submitted in a secret ballot of Members present and entitled to vote at a meeting of BADMINTON OCEANIA. Blank voting slips, blank pieces of paper and void voting slips shall not be
Votes Cast means the total of valid votes and spoiled votes.
Votes Cast means any "for" or "withheld" votes with respect to a director's election, excluding any failures to vote, defective votes or broker non-votes with respect to that director's election.
Votes Cast means the total of valid votes;
Votes Cast means, with respect to that Director’s election, all votes express in favor or to withhold authority, but shall exclude abstentions and failures to vote with respect to that Director’s election.
Votes Cast means votes by a show of hands or valid votes that are submitted in a secret ballot of Members present and entitled to vote at a meeting or Congress of Badminton Oceania. Blank voting slips, blank pieces of paper and void voting slips shall not be counted as “Votes Cast”. Similarly an abstention in a show of hands
Votes Cast means votes for and against or in the case of an election, votes for a specific candidate duly nominated. Abstentions or defective ballots are not counted as "votes cast". GRO XII.4(a): For the purpose of the Constitution and these Rules the phrase "votes cast" shall mean affirmative and negative votes, and shall not include abstentions or defective ballots. Any ballot paper carrying a vote for an individual, nation or locality not validly nominated is defective. GRO XII.4(c)(i): Any ballot paper carrying votes for more candidates than there are vacancies to be filled, or carrying a vote for an individual, nation or locality not validly nominated, shall be considered defective. In the case of an election to fill simultaneously more than one elective place, votes for more, or for less candidates than there are vacancies to be filled, shall be considered defective. GRO XII.4(c)(ii): In the case of an election to fill simultaneously more than one elective place any ballot paper carrying votes for less candidates than there are vacancies to be filled shall also be considered defective. Ballot papers shall carry no other notation or mark except those required to indicate the vote, in accordance with the instructions given on the ballot paper. GRO XII.4(c)(iii): The ballot paper shall carry no other notation or mark than those required for the purpose of indicating the vote. However, a ballot paper shall be considered valid when there is no doubt as to the intention of the elector and when the conditions ofRule XII.4(c) (i, ii and iii) have been fulfilled. GRO XII.4(c)(iv): Subject to (i), (ii) and (iii) above, a ballot paper shall be considered valid when there is no doubt as to the intention of the elector. In a vote by show of hands, a roll call vote or a secret ballot, abstentions are recorded as set out in Rule XII.4(b). GRO XII.4(b): Abstentions shall be recorded:i) in a vote by show of hands, only for those delegates or representatives who raise their hands in response to the Chairperson's request for abstentions;ii) in a roll call vote, only for those delegates or representatives who reply "Abstention";iii) in a secret ballot, only for such ballot papers deposited in the ballot box as are either blank or marked "Abstention";iv) in a vote by electronic means, only for thosedelegates or representatives who indicate "Abstention".