Sentence examples for could help directors from inspiring English sources

Producers also commanded respect because, as powerful middle men, they could help directors stand up to screwball requests from studios, or vice versa.

Susan E. Dudley, a member of the Administrative Conference, said she believes the recommendations are a step in the right direction because they could help agency directors resist the temptation to rush through policy changes during their final days in office.

Such a system, he says, could help emergency department directors and senior administrators prepare by beefing up staffing or opening up patient annexes.

At the state history museum, I asked a French-speaking docent if I could help the museum director with his archeological dig at Dmanisi, where he'd discovered the oldest human remains outside Africa.

In recent weeks, these people said, most of the board has been convinced that keeping two current directors could help the company.

We believe that these results are a good starting point for stimulating more research activities toward this direction and could help managers and team directors in taking better decisions during the crucial starting phase when building a team of developers.

"I did experience sexual harassment during the campaign, and there was no one who would or could help," said Samantha Davis, the former director of operations in Texas and New York, who also worked on the campaign's advance team.

She's a brilliant improviser in need of an equally inspired director, who could help shape what's already there: the enormous charisma of a woman who has climbed out of the wreckage of her younger days, with story after story about how, though the past may affect you, you can't let it derail your present.

I'd love to find a director who could help me make it into a stage production.

Of particular current interest, Board 3.0 directors where appropriate could help credibly defend management against shareholder activist incursions when institutional investors are challenged to determine whether company underperformance results from market myopia or from management hyperopia.

In June 1998, authorities served subpoenas on nearly two dozen radio stations and wholesale record distributors, including some in Southern California, requiring them to turn over payroll records and other data that could help document improper payments to program directors and others, sources said.