Sentence examples for director of changing from inspiring English sources

He is a director of Changing Our World, a fund-raising consulting group in Manhattan.

The Reverend Colin Coward, from Devizes, director of Changing Attitudes - a network for lesbian, gay, and bisexual members of the Church of England - has been appointed MBE.

But the Rev Colin Coward, the director of Changing Attitude, which lobbies for greater inclusion of LGBT people in the church, said he found the conference "deeply worrying".

Ms. Hanover's side regularly refers to Ms. Nathan, a managing director of Changing Our World Inc., a philanthropic services company, as "the paramour".

In March, Ms. Nathan became a managing director of Changing Our World Inc., a philanthropic services company with headquarters in New York.

Case study The Rev Colin Coward, 67, from Devizes, Wiltshire, Director of Changing Attitude "I've been in a civil partnership for two years and I won't answer the church's celibacy questions.

Neil Crompton, the Foreign Office Middle East director, accused Russia of changing its rationale for intervention in Syria and said the dominant defeated forces in eastern Aleppo had been moderate fighters and not, as Russia claimed, the supporters of al-Nusra, the al-Qaida-linked Syrian group.

Taymor is not the only female director to think of changing Prospero's gender.

Proxy access refers to the ability for shareholders who meet certain thresholds (amount of shares owned and the length of continuous ownership are two of the most prominent) to use management's proxy to nominate their own directors and, in some cases, recommend changes to the corporation's by-laws for the purpose of changing the way directors are nominated.

We kept kind of changing it but, you know, I had a great co-director with Mike Johnson.

The task of changing this belongs to Stan Honey, whom the America's Cup hired as its director of technology last year.