Sentence examples for directors should consider from inspiring English sources

Rather than complaining about the excessive use of Botox in actors over 35 hampering facial expression (front page, Feb. 7), perhaps Martin Scorsese and his fellow directors should consider casting older women (who look their age) in a few romantic roles.

The second concern is what kind of movies producers, writers and directors should consider making from this point on: whether it is safe or proper in such an uncertain climate to tell war stories that will not be ready for release until 2003 or later.

There's no shame in doing that and I think more directors should consider appearing in their own films.

A start is the British Companies Act of 2006, which explicitly codifies that directors should consider employees, the community, and many other factors in their decisions.

Perhaps Deans and clinical skills course directors should consider incorporating computers into basic communications skills classes for first and second year students.

16 17 Accordingly, our programme directors should consider extending the hours of activity including itinerant bedside teaching and CbD evaluation demonstration that mainly trained the participants' instructional skills of the above three domians.

The M.T.A. executive director, Lee Sander, should consider putting off the fare increase until the authority has a more complete financial picture.

If you didn't go to school for advertising, but you want to become an art director, copywriter or creative director, then you should consider attending advertising-based classes.

The bill argues that: · companies should produce and publish reports on their social, environmental and economic impacts; · directors of companies should be required to consider the environmental, social and economic impacts of their operations; · directors should take all reasonable steps to minimise any negative social, environmental or economic effects of their operations.

He said the BBC director-general, Lord Hall, should consider opening the corporation's books to full inspection by the National Audit Office, publishing all expenditure over £500 – including stars' salaries – and opening up to freedom of information requests.

BBC director general Lord Hall should consider opening the corporation's books to full inspection by the National Audit Office (NAO), publishing all expenditure over £500 - including stars' salaries - and opening up to freedom of information requests, he said.