Sentence examples for directors directly from inspiring English sources

His most prominent success so far has been persuading the court to overturn the agency's rules that would permit shareholders to nominate directors directly, known as proxy access.

The shareholders will on Thursday attempt to force through a vote on proxy access that would allow shareholders to nominate directors directly.

If we were doing well, we'd be like you, travelling the world or doing good jobs" – he addresses the director directly, but it could be many of us, almost accusing our good fortune, in contrast to his lot.

HCV providers are asked not to write ribavirin prescriptions for mDOT participants for the 24-48 week HCV treatment period, and to contact the Medical Director directly if a participant changes dose or discontinues ribavirin.

The program director and manager directly supervise the staff training process.

But Global Witness say that all four have directors either directly or indirectly linked to Mr Aliyev.

Chadians lived under the terror of a political police, the DDC, whose directors reported directly to Habré himself.

Still, though I am wary about incentive compensation for directors coming directly from hedge funds, I think that the issue is worth discussing and examining.

But when filmmakers were suddenly given the freedom to tackle adult subjects in adult ways, they greedily embraced it; intoxicated directors dealing directly and realistically with heterosexuality for the first time had no interest in turning their attention to the ludicrously stylized and veiled omnisexuality with which glam both enticed and shocked audiences.

He advised collectors like Peggy Guggenheim and (then) MoMA directors Alfred Barr and James Jonson Sweeny, directly impacting what we see in museums' collections today.

The combined trauma was enough for the university to hire Kevin White from Arizona State as its new athletic director and to realign the department so that the athletic director reports directly to the university's president, the Rev. Edward A. Malloy.