Sentence examples for affecting directors from inspiring English sources

Last week at a meeting about the research, participants discussed how bias in one part of the business can ripple throughout the industry, affecting directors and others.

It affects directors.

According to the Executive Director Listening Project conducted by the Meyer Foundation, "Strengthening the Board of Directors" is listed as a top challenge affecting executive directors' personal and professional effectiveness ("fundraising" and "managing human capital" were the only two challenges ranked higher).

Individual songs are affecting, and director-choreographer Graciela Daniele stages some numbers effectively, but the scope of the musical is too broad, and its tone is too pedagogical, for even the two central characters to detach themselves from the burden of the narrative and establish their true humanity (2 30).

If shareholders are lucky, the mellow Southern California vibe won't affect the directors' critical thinking.

His Los Angeles-based firm Lavely & Singer represents more than a dozen of the women affected, the director Bryan Singer and the actors John Travolta and Charlie Sheen.

Singer's Los Angeles-based firm Lavely & Singer represents more than a dozen of the women affected, the director Bryan Singer and the actors John Travolta and Charlie Sheen.

Far from a biology lesson, the film investigates the "ways we come up with to explain how we are affected," the director says, "by things that are too hidden to comprehend".

The NCS extended a helping hand to those affected and director of marketing at NCS Trust, Natasha Kizzie, said: "NCS is a truly unique experience that takes teens out of their comfort zone with lots of new experiences, making new friends, and meeting new people with an away from home stay.

In this way, the bureaucratic hierarchy affects firm-director relations, as is shown in the two-mode network in Fig. 2 (circles stand for officials; numbers above the circles indicate officials' ranks, 1 is the highest; and arrows stand for intentions of inviting officials to the firm).

"No one who made a late payment has to worry about their credit rating being adversely affected," Executive Director Gabrielle Charette said at the board meeting in January 2013.