Candidate, or Non-Voting, Members Johannes Chemnitzer, 60.

On one level, they are just another part of the nonvoting American majority.

He will serve as a nonvoting member of the competition committee.

Eight members of Congress and up to 15 health policy experts will serve as nonvoting advisers.

But this would not require new nonvoting shares to be issued.

Since 1971, they have been represented in Congress by a nonvoting delegate.

There are no such ownership restrictions on the nonvoting common stock.

Of the board's six nonvoting members, the three who stayed for the entire meeting were united in their dissent.

The mayor is, except in limited circumstances, a nonvoting member of the council.

It was forcefully opposed by two nonvoting student members of the board.

Even after his mandatory retirement at age 75, he often sat in on board meetings as a nonvoting member.

The nonvoting stock - 80 percent of the total - was to be divided equally among the daughters.

It will also be able to name two nonvoting members to the boards of privatized companies, he added.

Comcast's special nonvoting class A shares showed the largest short position.

She will retain a nonvoting seat on the board.

The commission will have up to 15 voting members and 18 nonvoting members.

The nonvoting stock is held by the funds and the charitable organzations.

The board will consist of 15 voting directors and 4 nonvoting representatives.

Six nonvoting members are selected by unions and riders councils.

In addition, a nonvoting student regent is appointed annually to the Board.

Using those figures, the nonvoting shares alone could be worth $2.5 billion and the company about $3 billion.

The proposal offers $150 in cash, $25 face value of senior notes and new nonvoting stock for each outstanding share.

For some meetings, one or more industry representatives may be invited to participate in a nonvoting capacity.

Two other nonvoting board members who represent passengers appeared faithful to their constituents.

If there is a decline in its class B nonvoting stock, shareholders will receive some financial compensation.

In 1875, residents of Washington won the right to send a nonvoting delegate to the House.