Sentence examples for concern to directors from inspiring English sources
Cyber risk and the ultimate fall out of a data breach should be of paramount concern to directors.
The Directors Guild of America, which typically keeps an eye on matters of concern to directors, has so far been publicly silent, leaving the theater owners to organize support from filmmakers as prominent as Michael Mann, Guillermo del Toro and Kathryn Bigelow.
Of course I don't know if actors privately expressed their concerns to directors, who then passed notes on to me – entirely possible.
The presence of Black's wife, journalist Barbara Amiel, on Hollinger's board is a concern to independent directors and she could be a victim of the next changes.
All three should be of concern to programme directors, because, unlike morality, the vagaries of the market are exactly the sort of lessons that an MBA programme should be drumming into students.
Declining staff morale is now the factor of greatest concern to hospital financial directors, according to a report by the King's Fund health think-tank.
Although higher auditing fees are a concern to some finance directors, it is the combination of auditing and consulting that clients and financial regulators most dislike.
Some are already understood to have voiced their concerns to independent directors, including Nicholas Ferguson, about Murdoch's role as chairman of a £12bn satellite business, given the continuing investigations.
"Buckley's capture was of special concern to (then) CIA Director (William J). Casey," according to last year's report by the congressional committees that probed the Iran-Contra affair.
"The announced hearing schedule for several nominees who have not completed the ethics review process is of great concern to me," Office of Government Ethics director Walter Shaub wrote in a letter to Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer (N.Y).
As noted in the Miami New Times, Stern voiced his concerns to race director Matt Lorraine, but Seo convinced him that all was on the up-and-up.
