Sentence examples for director control from inspiring English sources

Shareholders who merely perceive a breach of faith or improper benefit can bring suit, costing the director control of his or her time and possibly his or her reputation in the business community.

This class introduced a director control tower for British destroyers.

One of the cruiser's early commanding officers, Royal Navy Captain J.W.A. Waller, believed that the ship's single director control tower was a weak point in the design.

There were two director control towers (DCT) for the 15-inch guns, each carrying a "double cheese" Type 274 fire-control radar for range finding and spotting the fall of shot.

The centralized fire control system was similar to that of the Fantastaque-class with 12 × 72 target designation binoculars on each side of the bridge linked by Granat transmitters to the director control towers located atop the bridge and abaft the second funnel.

The director control tower was the highest compartment on the ship, from where personnel would determine the range and optimum firing angle for a gun salvo, then transmit this information to the gun turrets: the actual firing could be controlled from the tower or the turret.

The director controls every movement of the screen.

"Our fight was about the fact that the triumvirate of the director, music director and art director controlled the script," he says.

The show's director controls the camera and can turn participants on and off and add prerecorded video clips to the mix.

The N.E.C. director controls the flow of economic information to the President, and, as Davidson pointed out, that information is of enormous consequence.

By comparison, the intelligence director controls only the Central Intelligence Agency, signs National Intelligence Estimates (the classifed documents that reflect the consensus of intelligence agencies) and advises the president.