Sentence examples for director to represent from inspiring English sources
Brooks was the first female director to represent Australia in 15 years at Venice, where the film – her fifth feature – screened as part of the main competition.
Behind her there is a real and very live wolf that has been hired for the shoot by the director to represent, possibly, both Khan's animus and the animalistic side of her persona.
Even as Mr. Cojuangco was announcing the Kirin investment, the Supreme Court ruled that the money used to buy the contested San Miguel stake was public, giving the government the right to appoint a director to represent the shares.
The 10 securities firms that bought a few less than 200 shares each will sit on an advisory council that will elect one director to represent them on Nasdaq Japan's seven-member board.
Currently, the banks have chosen only one director to represent consumers; the other two seats are vacant.
Mr. Estrada appointed friendly directors to represent the other 27percentt stake, enabling Mr. Cojuangco to control the company.
CEDAR FAIR'S board was unreceptive to the idea that the company's owners be allowed to nominate directors to represent them.
Mr. Estrada appointed five more friendly directors to represent the rest of the frozen shares and the shareholdings of government pension funds.
In the discussion, we learn of the importance of the good-old-boy/girl network of cronyism in gaining a spot on a corporate board, but nothing about the primary responsibility of directors to represent the stock owners' interest.
(Previously, Ruff has been used by white directors to represent versions of the indomitable angry black woman; it's a measure of Blain-Cruz's strength as a director that we get to see Ruff act here, rather than be a symbol).
