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In a letter on Tuesday, she lobbied the company to let shareholders nominate new board members.

The British Government will change the succession in Hilás and Bunár, and nominate new heirs to the throne.

President Donald Trump is continuing to nominate new business-friendly policy makers to fill vacancies on the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve.

The President also has a check on the judiciary by having the power to nominate new judges subject to the approval of the Senate.

Running a contest to nominate new board members isn't "practical" at this time in light of current sale talks, said the person.

The firms are in talks as a one-month window opens in late January for investors to nominate new directors to the board, the Journal said.

The Vatican nominated New Yorker Msgr Charles J Brown for the role.

Pat Fenlon is expected to be nominated new manager of Shelbourne at a board meeting at Tolka Park tonight.

Writing is a bit like being a car mechanic, Booker Prize- nominated New Zealand novelist Lloyd Jones tells Shane Hegarty.

Trump intends to nominate New York-based businessman David Cornstein as the U.S. ambassador to Hungary, the White House said.

The Democrats seem currently intent on nominating New York Senator and former First Lady Hillary Clinton to be their candidate for 2008.

Speaking to English media, Lloyd nominated New Zealand as one of the genuine contenders when the world cup takes place later this year.

Piedmont nominated new directors to the board this week and called for the removal of former chairman Drummond Hall as a non-executive director.

US President-elect Barack Obama is expected to nominate New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson to head the Commerce Department, a senior Democratic source said today.

Actor Rami Malek has broken his silence about the allegations of sexual abuse against Bryan Singer, who directed Malek's Oscar- nominated new film Bohemian Rhapsody.