Sentence examples for directorates from from inspiring English sources
Some lobbyists feel that the language could discourage other directorates from funding work in the social and behavior sciences by erecting a high bar for participation.
He also served as assistant director of NSF's engineering directorate from 2006 to 2008, and led an NSF division on chemical and transport systems from 2004 to 2005.
He led the directorate from 1978 to 1982; it was disbanded in 1985.
Tatex was infiltrated by Syrian intelligence in the eighties; one of its shareholders was Mohammed Majed Said, who ran the Syrian intelligence directorate from 1987 to 1994.
The Dutch former politician, who headed the commission's competition directorate from 2004 to 2010, now sits on the public policy board of the taxi-hailing business Uber, a technology group headquartered in California.
But that includes a proposal to shrink university-based research programs run by the directorate from $49 million to $44 million.
Rehn also had a major influence on the international debates on the concept thanks to his position as Head of the OECD's Manpower Directorate from 1962 to 1973.
In 1990, I was the first western journalist ever allowed into the dreaded Lubyanka Prison, the headquarters of KGB, to interview senior KGB officers of the elite First Directorate (from whence came Vlad Putin) who had turned against the Communist Party and were seeking to reform and modernize Russia.
InPOP asked the Agriculture Minister to appoint directors from the Directorate General of Plantation to lead the working groups.
In total, there is approximately 20% of corporations who do not share any single director with another corporation, whereas the other 80% are on average 4.6 interlocking directorates apart from each other.
Moedas says the demand for advice will come not just from his own directorate but from his fellow commissioners as well, with Moedas serving as the liaison between the group and the college of commissioners, which meets every week in Brussels.
