If you have started a charitable organization, the executive director may merit inclusion.
Many directors of moderate merit do well in capturing their own experience or that of others of modest and practical insight — but when they lay hold of works of genius, they simply aren't up to the material and reveal not the vastness of the author's imagination but the limits of their own.
The series gave Dwan, a long-overlooked director of great artistic merit, his proper place on the map, and one of its entries, the 1939 Western "Frontier Marshal," is a classic example of his work.
But when the book is written of the transformation of British sport from the lows of Atlanta to the highs of Beijing and – hopefully – London, UK Sport's outgoing director of performance should merit his own chapter.
Movie, director, and players all merit Oscar nominations — but I recently heard, via Twitter, from Ryan Stewart, that the movie is ineligible for Academy Award consideration "because of an HDNet play before the L.A. premiere".
The reserve team were placed in the Central League on account of a powerful club director rather than on merit, and Banks conceded 122 goals in the 1954 55 season as the "Spireites" finished in last place with only three victories.
"Just because you're not making a living in music now doesn't mean that your performance level is not good or that you're not creating performances of very high artistic merit," music director David Bernard told The Huffington Post.
But Lee Saunders, the council's director, argued that the merit-pay language was largely inconsequential.
"When you examine this proposal, the cost savings are questionable, based on their assumptions and merits," said Director Rick Cole.
Do they have merit?' " Pat Huizing, executive director of the Preservation Trust of New Jersey agrees.
