Sentence examples for directors neglected from inspiring English sources

But a 1999 study by the AARP found that funeral directors neglected to provide such lists up front nearly a third of the time.

GEORGETOWN, Del., Oct. 22 - Defense lawyers in the Walt Disney trial on Friday tried to undermine the credibility of a witness who testified that company directors neglected their oversight duties when they hired and later fired the president, Michael S. Ovitz.

"Rift at A.C.L.U., on Fund-Raising and Leadership" (front page, Dec. 8) implies that Ira Glasser, the A.C.L.U.'s former executive director, neglected fund-raising.

By Robert M. Coates The New Yorker, May 2 , 1931 P. 11In giving instructions for action during the filming of a scene in a feature picture, director neglected to mention that actor was supposed to have leprosy.

One reason could be that mutual-fund directors have neglected their duty to the investors and, having been hired by the management company, have little incentive to reduce fees.

"Directors commonly neglect chief executive succession planning and inadequately analyze company performance as it relates to managers' pay".

Mr. Wyly has accused the company's directors of neglecting their responsibilities by approving incentive pay for the company's senior executives while investment returns lagged behind the rest of the industry.

They offer all kinds of series: silents, documentaries, films from overlooked countries and neglected directors and actors.

Gelb hasn't neglected directors with more extensive opera experience, but for the most part the lineup seems designed to make people nod in recognition and say, "That sounds interesting".

The robust repertory program often throws the spotlight on great but neglected directors, and is supplemented by the first-run films that share the Rose Cinemas other three theatres.

Fox News makes much of the fact that Jill McCabe is married to FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe, neglecting to mention that he was not in that position at the time of the election.