Sentence examples for directors of state from inspiring English sources

The directors of state prison systems tend to keep a low profile.

Directors of state agencies were accountable to the governor for results.

Using e-mail, researchers posed a fifth question to executive directors of state boards of nursing regarding real and potential regulatory concerns about GPNNNs.

Terry McAuliffe, the Democratic national chairman, summoned 20 executive directors of state parties to Washington in June to get training in setting up get-out-the-vote operations.

While representatives from Home Instead were among those who continued to lobby against the changes, the directors of state Medicaid programs, already strapped for funds, became increasingly active in their opposition.

The two ex-ministers were accompanied in the dock by two former directors of state security, a former director of police and a former head of the police's anti-terrorist brigade.

And, even if a quarter of the directors of state-owned companies are now women, those in stock-market-listed companies remain at just one in 10.

Ms. Poniachik was Chile's Minister of Mining in 2006-2008, time during which she chaired the boards of directors of state-owned companies Codelco, Enap and Enami.

In Tatarstan, the state council, or legislature, is firmly in the president's pocket, with two-thirds of its seats filled with his appointees, from local administration heads to the prime minister to directors of state-owned factories.

Mr. Lukashenko belongs on this list, as do the heads of central and regional election commissions, directors of state-run media, officers ordering violence against protesters, K.G.B. interrogators, prison heads, state prosecutors, and judges handing out hundreds of politically motivated sentences.

Many of the 16 directors of state-run exchanges are describing October as a "soft launch" period, when Americans can start exploring their coverage options — but on Web sites that may be incomplete, vulnerable to glitches and perhaps not ready for an onslaught of customers.