Sentence examples for directors because of from inspiring English sources

Though initially dismissed by casting directors because of his imposing 6-foot 5-inch (1.96-metre) stature, he was eventually cast in Corridor of Mirrors (1948).

According to lawyers involved in the investigation, insurance companies could well rescind their coverage of HealthSouth directors because of the blatant nature of the fraud.

"There's no stigma for actors, writers, directors, because of the structure and depth of British television and the history of the BBC," said Paul Webster, who heads FilmFour.

Caroline Elgedawy, a £52,000-a-year head of business information and strategy at the Hanover Park group, was insulted by the chief executive in front of other directors because of her religion.

Several groups advocating broad corporate governance reforms also withheld votes from certain directors because of the poor performance of AOL Time Warner's shares, which have fallen more than 75percentt since the merger was completed in January 2001.

Mr. Allen, Mr. Keough and Donald McHenry, president and owner of the IRC Group, a consulting firm, are not independent directors because of business deals or consulting agreements with the company.

(One database manager said that it had been tough getting design information from funeral directors because many of them are still leery of the Internet).

Later, Trump all but confessed that he had rid himself of this meddlesome director because of Russia.

Later in the year, Alan Yentob, chairman of the company's trustees, will resign as BBC creative director because of the scandal.

Mr. Zaldívar had stepped down in 2005 as the company's executive director because of his illness, a form of dementia, to become its president and producer emeritus.

Then the Guardian revealed that Dollé had left his post as the medical and anti-doping director because of the Shobukhova case.