Sentence examples for director of act from inspiring English sources

"Talk about a secret ballot," said Wayne Turner, who organized Initiative 59, the marijuana question, as local director of Act Up, the militant anti-AIDS group.

"Before the train gets too far down the tracks, it's time to put up the block," said Guy Rodgers, the executive director of ACT for America, one of the leading organizations promoting the legislation drafted by Mr. Yerushalmi.

As national field director, Mr. Rodgers planted and tended Christian Coalition chapters across the country, and is now using some of the same strategies as executive director of ACT!

Mr. King was the first guest last month on a new cable television show that Ms. Gabriel co-hosts with Guy Rodgers, the executive director of ACT! and a Republican consultant who helped build the Christian Coalition, once the most potent political organization on the Christian right.

First up, Morgan Reed, Executive Director of ACT, The App Association, gave a very clear overview of the app industry, including the monetary size of the industry, but especially interesting to me was the geographic spread of the industry – not just all in Silicon Valley – and the number of small businesses who are app developers creating all types of apps for all types of markets.

In his role as Executive Director of ACT, Morgan specializes in issues dealing with software development and intellectual property in the digital age.

This writer is the campaign director of ACT-LA, a coalition of 34 housing and transit justice organizations.

A year later, she was employed as a communications specialist to the director of ACT-Caritas, one of the biggest aid operations in south and west Darfur.

Flynn serves in an advisory role on the board of directors of ACT for America, a grassroots group whose brand of nativism is steeped in Islamophobia.

Mr. Brown, 31, is the managing director of the Act II Playhouse, a theater in Ambler, Pa.

Joshua Oppenheimer, director of The Act Of Killing, also urges the west to reflect upon its own position.