Sentence examples for director questioned from inspiring English sources

Responding to Anderson's comments on Tuesday, Dr. Thom Mayer, the union's medical director, questioned not only the feasibility of further changes but also the sincerity of a league that until recently played down the long-term effects of concussions — and is also trying to expand the season to 18 games from 16. "Blaming the players is not appropriate," Mayer said.

Correction: December 9, 2003, Tuesday The Market Place column in Business Day on Thursday, about a deal by Sprint to provide long-distance service to employees of Boeing, referred incorrectly to the Corporate Library, whose director questioned Sprint's corporate governance practices in this case.

More important, though, the director questioned the perceived need for Grohl's comments in a film about Cobain's interior journey.

An ACS communications director, questioned by journalist Kate Dempsey, admitted in an article published by the Massachusetts Women's Community's journal Cancer, "The ad isn't based on a study.

Further, whilst their contribution to primary care was acknowledged, one Director questioned the cost-effectiveness of NPs in the time-sensitive ED environment where he perceived NPs could not match the patient throughput achieved by a junior doctor despite the greater cost of such positions.

In August, some directors questioned the chief executive, asking him to reduce the size of the position.

Hollinger International has been fending off troubles in recent months: Conrad M. Black, the former chief executive, quit last November after directors questioned millions in payments to him.

Lord Black quit as the company's chief executive in November after directors questioned more than $32 million in payments to him; his holding company, Hollinger Inc.; and three associates.

Mr. Fazio succeeds Paul Kopperl, one of several directors questioned by a Congressional panel investigating whether ImClone misled investors about prospects of the cancer drug Erbitux.

Her troubles began when a member of her university's board of directors questioned her academic record, and then brought it to the attention of the news media.

Mr. Apotheker had succeeded Mark V. Hurd, who wielded a sharp pencil on costs, but resigned from the company when the directors questioned his accounting of expenses involving a female contractor.