nonvoting

/ nɒnˈvəʊtɪŋ /

adjective

of or relating to a nonvoter
finance (of shares) not entitling the holder to vote at company meetings

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During the negotiation process, Novo offered the same unconventional two-step structure it is offering now, a plan in which it would first pay Metsera upon signing in exchange for nonvoting shares, after which Metsera would distribute that cash to shareholders as a dividend.

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The plenum in Beijing was attended by 168 full members and 147 nonvoting alternates, according to an official communiqué issued after the conclave ended Thursday, marking the lowest participation rate since at least the late 1970s.

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Eight of the nine men named in Friday’s purge announcement, including He and Miao, were members of the Central Committee, which comprised 376 full members and nonvoting alternates when its current term started in 2022.

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Before then, new appointees as CMC vice chairmen typically had experience serving on the Central Committee either as full members or nonvoting alternates.

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Danny Davis and Jan Schakowsky, both of Illinois, as well as Eleanor Holmes Norton, the nonvoting member for Washington, D.C.