Sentence examples for changing directors from inspiring English sources

Over the next year, as Democrats reform the federal government's role in the mortgage business, the FHFA will become such a radically changed entity that there's little point in changing directors now, said Frank.

In its proxy materials, H.P. didn't address the company's record under these directors, but nonetheless recommended that shareholders vote for the entire slate, citing the risk of "destabilizing" the company by changing directors in an "abrupt and disorderly manner".

Changing directors and adding writers, "Aliens" showed that you could significantly alter the mood, visual grammar and overall sensibility of the original, please critics and still recoup almost five times your production costs.

"Changing directors or hiring a show doctor is not window-dressing: It's done only when a producer feels that making the creative change will impact creative results," said Howard Sherman, executive director of the American Theater Wing, a nonprofit group that is a presenter of the Tonys.

But to the extent that the next few films broke away from those first two fantasy adventures, both due to source material fidelity and changing directors, Columbus still deserves all the credit in the world for getting the franchise off to a financially (and artistically) promising start.

The RSC and the National are not the only theatres that are changing artistic directors.

Despite changing tastes, directors, studios and plot points, it is fair to say that the most reliable central theme in New York police films has been the city itself.

The New Jersey Symphony finds itself looking for a new conductor at the same time as the nation's most prominent orchestras are changing music directors.

"Given that clubs are changing their directors and people are coming and going every day, it's impossible for the Scottish FA to investigate every single person across every professional club in Scotland.

I recall that I never succeeded in changing the director's opinion of me; nor did I change my own opinion.

Consistency of leadership is a problem, it says, with one in three local authorities changing their director of social services last year.