Sentence examples for director outlined from inspiring English sources

The vocation director outlined the charges in an internal memorandum in 1986, but no action was taken against the priests.

A grand jury cleared the officers of criminal wrongdoing, but a follow-up investigation by the city's public safety director outlined numerous errors by the officers.

In May, Thomas F. Prendergast, the interim executive director, outlined storm-related damage across the system, including the corrosion of metal parts and the rupture of a pump discharge line in the L train's Canarsie tube.

In a 1,118 word mission statement that was sent to the bureau's staff on Tuesday, Mr. Mulvaney, the acting director, outlined a vision for an agency that enforces financial regulations and consumer protections with "humility and prudence" and that will no longer "push the envelope" when it comes to jurisdiction and scope.

Last week, Gov. Brownback's chief budget director outlined several common-sense approaches to improving the state's fiscal management that will save taxpayers more than $100 million.

Residents are waiting to see how much of the traditional carefree spirit of Marathon Monday will remain after officials implement security measures to make the 26.2-mile route "the safest place on the planet," a goal the long-term race director outlined last week.

Sheila visits Commonwork Farm near Sevenoaks in Kent where Jacqueline Leach, Director, of the Commonwork Trust and Mike Cottrell, farm director, outline their plans for a zero fossil fuel emissions farming system.

In the Editorial on page 289, Steve Brown, Chair of the IMPC's International Steering Committee, and Mark Moore, the IMPC's Executive Director, outline the objectives of the next 10 years of the project.

In separate interviews, the incoming directors outlined goals that differed in substance, but had similar objectives: to focus on issues that have historically been important to their centers while advancing work on new and emerging challenges.

The accounts revealed an £8m loss for the financial year to the end of June 2014 and the directors outlined that at least £8m will be required in fresh funding from January to keep the business going for another 12 months.

In their presentations, the regional directors outlined their goals for the coming years and the challenges UNICEF and its partners face in achieving the Millennium Development Goals, given the current financial climate.