Sentence examples for director appointed from inspiring English sources

The Bolshoi's latest director, appointed last year, is Alexei Ratmansky.

The new director, appointed late last month at the behest of several Kremlin reformers, has just began tackling these problems.

And although the consumer protection agency would have a director appointed by the president, it would be housed within the Fed, an anathema for consumer advocates.

He will be succeeded in both roles by Mr. Akerson, a G.M. director appointed by the Treasury last year after the carmaker emerged from bankruptcy.

"We haven't got enough space for referees," said Chris Gavin, a nonexecutive director appointed to the club's board as a fans' representative.

The bureau would have an independent director, appointed by the president, and a budget financed by fees from large banks and other lenders.

The park is governed by a board of directors appointed by the governor and the mayor.

Satyam is in the hands of three directors appointed by the government.

One issue were the non-executive directors, appointed from outside on to the executive board.

Mr. Allison abruptly left in 1999, but two years later, Merrill's directors appointed E. Stanley O'Neal to be president.

Since 2001, the number of new independent directors appointed at major corporations has risen sharply, and more than eighty per cent of all directors now qualify as independent.