Sentence examples for director identified from inspiring English sources
The Web site reported that the managing director, identified only by his initials, H. M., had intended to produce figurines of Ms. Agha-Soltan and had campaigned for one of the defeated candidates in last year's presidential election.
In this new film, the director, identified in the credits only as E S, appears early and late, wearing a white scarf that matches the Sontagian streak in his hair, first as a spectral presence in the back seat of a passenger van and then as a prodigal son returned home to collect memories and say goodbye.
In his Boston office, where large posters of the five April 24 primary states and their media markets hang on a wall, Rich Beeson, the campaign's political director, identified Pennsylvania, North Carolina and New Mexico as three swing states with primaries yet to come.
During our initial visits to St . Luke Hospital the medical director identified that a pharmacy supply chain management system was a top strategic institutional priority in order to maintain a viable operation at St . Luke Hospital and to help with sustainability of growth of health care systems within the St Luke Medical Missions.
The central ambiguity of "Tess" — is the director identifying with Tess or her rapist or both?
In a new report, the Columbia Law School Sexuality and Gender Law Clinic, where I am director, identifies keys to a smooth transition based on our allies' experiences.
The medical director identifies the case as one with many lessons and opportunities for future improvement.
But it turns out that the app is not always accurate--the Quinoa Corporation says that the directors identified by the app have nothing to do with it.BuyPartisan's maker, Spend Consciously, was founded by a former Capitol Hill staffer, Matthew Colbert.
King was one of the club directors identified in the Scottish Football Association's recent Note of Reasons for Rangers' transfer embargo.
The No. 1 problem directors identified was lack of funding for salaries and other financial incentives, such as bonuses.
All Directors identified the lack of value within the health system for nursing.
