Sentence examples for directors relied from inspiring English sources

Early directors relied on masks to suggest binoculars, gun sights, and keyholes.

If directors relied on experts like law firms or auditing firms, they have received the benefit of the doubt.

All four artistic directors relied on him equally and turned to him first, occasionally in panic, when needing a guaranteed return to quality.

This disclosure should include the release of all minutes of any meeting at which Mr. Thompson's candidacy was discussed and any reports or other materials upon which directors relied to evaluate Mr. Thompson's candidacy.

When filming, the directors relied heavily on improvisation, drawing on their backgrounds in the theatre.

The directors rely on a few razor-timed stunts and gags that are staged and framed cannily if not revealingly.

The orchestra doesn't hold auditions; instead its directors rely on union contractors to assemble good musicians.

The book, "Searching for a Corporate Savior: The Irrational Quest for Charismatic C.E.O.'s" (Princeton University Press, $29.95), argues that company directors rely too much on social connections when choosing a chief executive from outside, even when their companies face serious trouble.

Company directors rely heavily on the finance director, the managing director is focused on hitting profit targets, the staff want their interests to be protected (as do the creditors) and finally, the shareholders see the finance director as custodian of their interests.

It still does not have outside directors, relying on a "family advisory board" made up of some of the 60 family members who hold a stake in the company today.

For most of his career, in fact, it has been just the opposite, with directors relying on Dern to embroider characters, often unhinged, off-kilter crazies who weren't fully alive on the page.