Sentence examples for directors assigned from inspiring English sources

To this end, the board will want to be sure that the directors assigned to this committee have the requisite knowledge and expertise to provide effective oversight over the risks falling within the committee's scope.

But when they are put into special measures they are buddied with well-performing trusts and have improvement directors assigned to them.

The program directors assigned increasing points based on the number of publications, whether the applicant had a first author publication, and whether these publications were in an emergency medicine journal.

A committee of independent directors, assigned to investigate allegations by a former executive and former and current employees that the company was cooking the books, found corporate management innocent of "fraud or willful misconduct," but said its "independent counsel...identified issues with the company's overly optimistic culture and its tone at the top".

For one thing Mr. Zeffirelli was a last-minute addition, the fourth director assigned to the production.

There was going to be a press conference with him, and my news director assigned my male co-anchor to cover it.

A new executive director assigned to straighten out the cemetery's problems may have to order some remains exhumed, the Army said.

The sequel to smash hit zombie action movie World War Z now has a director assigned to it: Juan Antonio Bayona, whose drama The Impossible told the story of the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami.

Will Smith follows in the sizable footsteps of Charlton Heston ("The Omega Man," 1971) and Vincent Price ("The Last Man on Earth," 1964) as the hero; Francis Lawrence ("Constantine") follows Rob Bowman and Ridley Scott as the director assigned to this famously troublesome project.

Lawyers and agents have been required to sign nondisclosure agreements, and Robert S. Mueller III, the F.B.I. director, assigned the case to an F.B.I. headquarters unit under close supervision of senior bureau officials.

Less obvious was the director assigned to the series: Michael Gill, father of the critic AA Gill, who did not share Clark's aesthetic viewpoint ("Michael would probably have wanted to be the barbarian at the gate," his wife observed).