Sentence examples for directors explained from inspiring English sources

When she was appointed, Sir Mark Moody-Stuart, who chairs Anglo American's board of directors, explained that the new boss should be someone who could lead a change of culture at the firm.

David Halperin, a speechwriter in the Clinton administration and a member of the group's board of directors, explained the society this way: "There is a need for this organization, especially now.

The suggested model was "for the BBC to have a conventional board, with a non-executive chairman, a chief executive, a group of non-executive directors, and probably a small number of executive directors," explained Burns.

"I cannot express how difficult a decision that this has been for the board of directors," explained Rodwell, whose side sit five points from safety.

Pandora is now poised to advance to the next stage of the company's lifecycle," Tim Leiweke, a member of Pandora's board of directors, explained in a statement.

"After releasing the project," the directors explained, "we quickly realized the power the toys have.

When tough decisions need to be made, the best directors explain their rationale and bring staff along with them.

"We wanted to create a creature, collaborating with creature designer Simen Mustvedt," the directors explain.

"It's memes," Paul Cupo, the fashion director, explained to me.

"We don't have enough staff," the director explained over the phone.

Sarah Cole, the company's marketing director, explained that the word "dead" in Britain means matte.