Sentence examples for directors down from inspiring English sources

Morgan Stanley said on Tuesday that it had named 210 new managing directors, down from last year's class of 232.

Minority men (defined as African-American, Hispanic/Latino or Asian) experienced a slowdown, representing 10% of the new independent directors, down from 14% last year.

In total Johnston Press paid out £2.5m to directors, down slightly from the £2.6m paid in 2009, with bonuses totalling £893,000.

AOL Time Warner now has 14 directors, down from 16 after the resignations of the former chief executive, Gerald M. Levin, last May, and the chief operating officer, Robert W. Pittman, last July.

The boardroom shakeup could also be at risk from a legal opinion that reportedly concludes the decision to crop a shortlist of six candidates for "member-nominated directors" down to three is not within the organisation's powers.

Keller: My tenure has given me the opportunity to know both the business and IT environments deeply, to build relationships from the board of directors down, to grow a team, to influence the culture, and to develop a set of consistent strategies.

Everybody involved, from the director down, is clearly phoning it in.

(Six directors stepped down from the Enron board last Tuesday).

He was selected after numerous other directors turned down the job, and in part for his Italian heritage.

The primary reason tournament directors slowed down courts in the 1990s was their concern that too many big servers and too much staccato tennis were killing the spectacle.

But Citadel's directors turned down the deal, saying that it "was not in the best interests of the company's shareholders".