Sentence examples for director of scope from inspiring English sources

John Fagan, the executive director of Scope, said the festival was an attempt to reach more people who slip through the cracks.

Sharon Collins, executive director of Scope, a charity that supports people with cerebral palsy, said: "This is obviously a difficult situation for Katie and her parents and we understand they may be disappointed with this development.

Ian Thomas, director of Scope Cymru, said the charity's recent survey had showed attitudes to disabled people were worsening.

But, as Jakob Suwalski, Associate Director of Scope Ratings in Berlin, said, a Polish exit (or exit by accident) from the EU remains unlikely.

Alan Gosschalk - director of fundraising at Scope Alan is responsible for maximising Scope's voluntary fundraising income from a range of sources.

The Court of Chancery found that the Sachs presentation was designed to apprise the directors of the scope of the analyses performed rather than the facts and numbers used in reaching the conclusion that Mesa's tender offer price was inadequate.

"There have been some serious issues raised and as charities, we are taking that very seriously, and it's really important that we get things right," says Alan Gosschalk, director of fundraising for Scope, who is chairing a task group on telephone fundraising.

Because such conduct could easily be construed as reckless and willful, thus outside the board director's scope of association-related duties, Association "One's" indemnification may not defend him or the association in any related litigation, nor will it pay damages if damages are awarded.

This could have been Hitchcock talking, and the "well-made" play, which wisely Knott did not open out -most of the action remains in the London home of the wealthy couple - offered the director enough scope for some of his characteristic bravura moments.

For all new directors, the scope of the role and the extent of their authority can be found in the company's articles of association.

"The average teacher has just one day on SEN in their training," says Andy Lusk, Scope's director of Children and Young People's Services.