Sentence examples for directors object from inspiring English sources

A lot of directors object, and it's about more than just copyright violation.Above, Sandy Teraci, coowner of Family Flix, illustrates re-editing techniques for Ray Lines, C.E.O. of Cleanflicks Media.

Given these and other facts of the various litigations, the shareholders who filed the parallel case in Delaware against the bank's directors objected to the terms of the $20 million settlement.

But when these directors objected to having Mr. Tisch as chief executive, Mr. Paley "was forceful and up to his full powers, firm and in control," according to one source familiar with the meeting.

Other directors objected, citing Mr. Piëch's dual interests and saying that Porsche was trying to amass too much influence over Volkswagen, a company more than 10 times its size and Germany's largest carmaker.

* Since posting this article, we've received a number of e-mails (and seen several tweets) from alumni and writing-program directors objecting to being left off the list of top programs.

Edward Noriega, a professor of Art and Design at Troy University in Alabama, had his artwork pulled from an exhibit earlier this month from Talladega's Heritage Hall Museum because the directors objected to the content.

Mullan is surprisingly cheerful about the furore the film has caused, despite the fact that several members of the festival's board of directors also object to it, claiming the jury, headed by Gong Li, had disgraced the 59th edition of one of the oldest and most prestigious film events in the calendar.

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The ousted board of directors had objected to the changes and said that they were not consulted, the City Paper reported.

According to the 99 pages of emails, then CIA-Director David Petraeus objected to the final talking points because he wanted to see more details revealed to the public.

It was not formally rescinded until FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover objected — not on principle, but because he considered those types of activities the FBI's turf.