Sentence examples for Government directors from inspiring English sources

Particularly puzzling is the criteria for selecting these government directors.

In March and April she swerved left, criticising NATO's bombing of Libya, and using the state's shareholdings through the nationalised pension system to try to put more government directors on the boards of big private companies.

It remains to be asked: How expansive will the stage become for creative informers and their government directors now working the theater of the Great Recession?

He was one of two government directors of the British Dyestuffs Corporation, its chairman from 1924 and was involved in the creation of Imperial Chemical Industries in 1926, of which he was subsequently a non-executive director.

All this is dangerous territory for a local government director, whatever the DoH guidance says.

Simon Dennis is central government director for SAS UK and Karen Price is chief executive of e-skills UK.

"His gifts are very important because these artifacts teach the Cambodian people about their history," said Hab Touch, the Cambodian government director-general of the Department General of Cultural Affairs.

Having written the two plays, which he intended to perform in tandem, he was summoned to London for briefings by the government director of propaganda, Sir Campbell Stuart.

On Friday, Sir Ian Byatt, a former government director of water services, said ministers have "hitherto treated regulatory financing arrangements as an environmental credit card, with too little concern for those paying the bills".

He is the former government director of transparency and open data, and co-founder of Dr Foster, the online hospital guide which spearheaded the publication of comparative hospital death rates and other measures of healthcare quality.

Hayden has held the two top intelligence roles in the US government, Director of the NSA and CIA5) and CIA ('06-'08) and, post 9/11, presided over some of the most controversial changes in intelligence gathering and direct action in U.S. history.