The phrase "above director" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a director mentioned earlier in the text, but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "The responsibilities of the above director include overseeing the project and managing the team."
Alternatives: "previously mentioned director" or "director mentioned above".
Its elite, which includes about 2,800 people at or above director or vice minister level, in the government and military, is intensely loyal, said Mr. Brown.
In Washington, he never rose above director of policy planning at the State Department, a position he occupied from 1947 to 1950.
"This is certainly a step for us, and it's a step for the industry," said Jasper Malcolmson, above, director of Yahoo travel services.
The Rembrandt Intaglio Printing Company staff pictured above, director Karl Klíč seated in the front row with his arm over Samuel Fawcett's shoulder.
"We're using risk analytics and unconventional methods to help achieve the holy grail of securities law enforcement -- earlier detection and prevention," said Robert Khuzami, above, director of the S.E.C.'s Division of Enforcement.
But Will Crutchfield, above, director of the Bel Canto at Caramoor series at the Caramoor International Music Festival, says audiences are not presented with music that a Rossinian audience would have heard.
Based on our discussions with the above directors, it is clear that they are giving a lot more time and attention to cyber-risk.
Above: National Security Agency Director Gen. Keith Alexander.
Margaret Chan, above right, director of the World Health Organization, and Bill Gates were among those at the news conference.
Paavo Jarvi, above, music director of the orchestra, expressed gratitude to the musicians and management for reaching agreement.
"We were all in scenario-planning for doomsday," Arnold L. Lehman, above, the director of the Brooklyn Museum and chairman of the Cultural Institutions Group, said.
