What is "shareholders"

Usage examples of "shareholders".

The people of Harmony and Reason, Shareholders and Vats alike, owe these soldiers a debt.

That should provide me with a good reason to push the Board of Shareholders to legislate some limitations on freedom of speech clauses.

The top Shareholders all had a greater or lesser security compliment, and his men had infiltrated most of those.

But she had contacts in the business community—often minor Shareholders, but wealthy people despite this.

My company's shareholders have called for an emergency meeting tomorrow morning.

And even if I was in a position to tell our shareholders to sod off, it wouldn't help you at all.

The new upstart money may stick to her, here and there, but I wield a lot of influence with shareholders in a lot of the larger traditional companies.

In retrospect, thinking over that old overheard conversation and some others, it was clear to her that whispers of a possible Vat insurrection had terrified enough influential Shareholders to push Cartup into the position of power he had held before the war.

Rather, in my role as an executive member of the Council of Shareholders, I came to see if there was anything we could do for you.

Not many Shareholders were that open about the class-divide in HAR society.

He was swimming against a tide of concepts that hadn't ever crossed his mind: Firstly, that Vats, with twenty times the population of Shareholders, were an economic force at all.

Although they were officially part of the government, in practice Special Branch was the instrument of the Shareholders Council—which meant Talbot Cartup, who held the Council's portfolio for Security.

Even by the standards set by HAR Shareholders, Henri-Pierre had been a savage class bigot.

Working here, Chip had sort of forgotten that the bulk of the Shareholders were only "stinking rich" if compared to Vats.

We've got a Council of Shareholders meeting coming up, and a number of issues on the war-funding are going to the vote.