Though few of the postwar films by any of these directors matches the invention and impact of their earlier work, the earlier productions came to serve as an urgent source of inspiration for rising generations, such as the "Free Cinema" movement of the 1950s: Lindsay Anderson, Tony Richardson, Karel Reisz.
Dominic Cooke, the theatre's artistic director, match-made her with the director of Posh, Lyndsey Turner, knowing that both of them were interested in working on the idea of wealth.
Once classroom teachers were ready for the assessment, the project director matched assessors with providers, depending on assessor availability and linguistic needs.
Rather, she said, changes in the world film market and a strengthening local currency have made it more difficult for art house directors to match public support with private investment.
In the past, budget growth has provided NSF directors and associate directors with matching funds to spur exciting opportunities in interdisciplinary, multidisciplinary, and transdisciplinary research.
Longhurst quotes the director Max Stafford-Clark: "Match your ideas to the architecture".
(James) 'THINGS WE WANT' Jonathan Marc Sherman's thickly whimsical comedy of despair has a seriously cool cast (Paul Dano, Peter Dinklage and Josh Hamilton) and a director to match in Ethan Hawke.
The scores on the MMI along with the OSCE results and candidates' complete profile are then sent to the residency directors for matching to the defined residency positions in Alberta.
Becker and Wurgler (2002) have identified the primary determinant of the current financial structure in the light of the very pragmatic and opportunistic attitude of financial directors who only match the needs of investors.
The director, Michael Longhurst, matches Payne's playful rigor with an inventiveness all his own.
