preferential vote [ PV | alternative vote | ranked ballot ]

alternating piston engine | reciprocating internal combustion engine

AC filler [ a.c. filter | alternating-current filter ]

majority voting

The $4.4 billion in voted appropriations requires the approval of Parliament and includes such major budgetary items as $649 million for funding to continue the implementation of the investment plan in support of the Canada First Defence Strategy; $308 million for funding for specific claims settlements in the Department of Indian and Northern Affairs; $294 million for funding of awards to claimants resulting from the Independent Assessment Process and Alternative Dispute Resolution related to the Indian Residential Schools Settleme ...[+++]nt Agreement, including other settlement agreement costs that directly benefit claimants; and $294 million for funding to meet operational requirements such as ensuring continued isotope production, health and safety upgrades, new build reactor technology development, refurbishment and project shortfalls and one-time employee reduction costs for the Atomic Energy of Canada Limited.

information about the full identification of the different AIFM, AIF and shareholders involved and of persons acting in concert with them, any natural person or legal entity entitled to exercise voting rights on their behalf and, if applicable, the chain of undertakings through which voting rights are effectively held;

(b) the conditions under which the relevant threshold has been reached, including information about the full identification of the different AIFM, AIF and shareholders involved and of persons acting in concert with them, any natural person or legal entity entitled to exercise voting rights on their behalf and, if applicable, the chain of undertakings through which voting rights are effectively held;

43. Believes that hedge funds could help strengthening corporate governance practices by increasing the number of investors that make active and informed use of their shareholder rights; is, however, concerned that some hedge funds might boost their voting power at low costs through a variety of different mechanisms such as stock lending and borrowing; recognises that the latter is not only undertaken by hedge funds; suggests that the Commission should examine the feasibility and practicability of a provision that stipulates that where stock is held for the account of investors, a stock lending agreement must contain the right for the ...[+++] lender to promptly recall his shares; if no re-call takes place, the borrower should only be allowed to exercise the voting rights in accordance with instructions from the lender;