Sentence examples for director exercises from inspiring English sources

The director is an authority figure like any boss, with a difference: the object of work over which the director exercises authority is the actor's person — body, appearance, persona.

Facilitators like Deborah Anapol, Sacred Space's director, use exercises like "jealousy compersion challenge" (in which you practice feeling glad that your mate is with another) and soothing group massage (above).

The dispute centers on whether Mr. Mann and Paul Libin, the Circle's managing director, exercised their option to renew their rights to continue the run here.

The chief executive of the opera house and the musical director exercised considerably more day-to-day control over the opera company Appointing a substantial theatrical figure such as Hall was an important departure.

While the foundation's board of directors exercises the most control, he said the Parks Department dictates how the money it raises through its own donations is spent.

Directors exercise their business judgment by evaluating all the information available.

The committee is also expected to examine whether ImClone's directors exercised proper oversight.

The authors interpret this result as consistent with Boards of Directors exercising discretion to reduce costly ex post settling up in cash compensation.

At most, this record creates a triable issue of fact on the question of whether the directors exercised due care.

In publicly held corporations, shareholders and their boards of directors exercise authority over the executives through the mechanisms of corporate governance.

Mr. Bramwell testified that he and the other directors exercised little authority and that Mr. Sharpton had complete control over the organization.