Sentence examples for change of directors from inspiring English sources
The rest of this meticulously conceived production is of a piece — which is particularly admirable since there was a change of directors late in rehearsals.
A change of directors at state-run Czech Television has led to protests over whether its news programs will remain independent.
The change of directors would have been the only question-mark in the production, if not for the fact it's Alan Taylor, whose body of work -- including on the amazing series Game of Thrones -- is impressive enough to alleviate any concerns.
Pattinson agreed that a change was needed, and Michael Jackson agreed to a change of director mid-way through production, which was unusual for a British television drama of this type so far into proceedings.
Surveys were conducted at six intervals in Trust A, and three in Trust B, where it was curtailed due to administrative difficulties following a change of Director of Nursing.
The current group, which has been directed by Elvira Andrés since last year, is the most recent incarnation of a company that has had several changes of directors and policy since its founding in 1978.
Mr. Gates, the first defense secretary to work for two presidents of different parties, said he managed the transition from Mr. Bush to Mr. Obama by using a lesson he had learned through various changes of directors at the C.I.A.: "As a holdover, for the first while, don't talk too much".
But one hopes they'll take the optimistic view of M&B that says a company that has endured 34 changes of directors in three years is not a complete basket-case if its trading numbers are still roughly in line with its competitors.
Pay a few pounds and you're likely to be able to access documents on things like changes of directors and addresses, and the company's founding documents.
