The series also provided opportunities for less ambitious, more workmanlike directors to demonstrate their speed and thriftiness.
However, there is a pressing need to raise awareness of TRM amongst GP educational supervisors and training programme directors to demonstrate the links with the forthcoming national patient safety programme, GP appraisal and future contractual incentives.
Yet it's also an affectionate homage to Doyle's writing, using the Reichenbach Falls scene from The Final Problem to illustrate how Holmes confounded death and The Hound of the Baskervilles (previously staged by Peepolykus, as here under the direction of Traverse artistic director Orla O'Loughlin) to demonstrate his final triumph over the supernatural.
Writing in an article for Co-op News on Tuesday, Leighton said: "The board has been absolutely clear and consistent throughout the reform process about the need for [member-nominated directors] to demonstrate a high level of skills and experience and we make no apology for wanting this".
Back then she was so innocent, she recalled, that the director, Nicholas Hytner, had to demonstrate the onstage love scenes step by step.
Three years ago, James Murdoch accused the BBC of expansionist plans that had "a chilling effect" on the rest of the British media, but his sister's only critical observation about the national broadcaster was that the incoming director general had "to demonstrate how efficiently that funding is being spent on actual content on behalf of the licence fee payers".
A new music director clearly wanted to demonstrate what he could do.
The competitions were organized by the Bulgarian Ministry of Culture to sponsor a dance event of international interest, creating opportunities for dancers, choreographers, directors, and teachers to demonstrate and exchange skills.
Next month Jonathan Holmes, the artistic director of Jericho House, hopes to demonstrate that Shakespeare should have shared the credit for the play with the composer and lute virtuoso Robert Johnson.
Charlotte Moore, who has directed a new "Playboy" at the Irish Repertory Theater, where she is artistic director, is at pains to demonstrate that for Synge, the Irish were to be both loved and lamented.
