Sentence examples for directors that work from inspiring English sources

"We have security directors that work for Delta in all the regions of the world, and we have a very sophisticated capability and methodology to manage these kinds of risks, whether it's this or a volcano or a hurricane".

Ingmar Bergman's "Wild Strawberries," from the Criterion Collection, and Abbas Kiarostami's documentary "Close-Up," released by Facets Video, have interviews with the directors that work well with these films and the oeuvres in general.

"The shareholder who is suffering must immediately take action to notify the managing agent and board of directors that work is interfering with the quality of life," Mr. Weinstein said.

"It increases a good conversation in the medical community," said Dr. Ted Eytan, a Kaiser physician and director that works in patient advocacy.

Business lobbyists raised various spurious objections to the rule, but there really is no legitimate reason to deny shareholders fair elections to choose directors that would work for them instead of management.

Directors that have worked in both Hollywood and Bollywood say that the Indian emphasis on autonomy and innovation could have a strong impact on Hollywood.

The supplier, KS, can be characterized as a small-sized Brazilian software supplier (20 employees – including the board of directors) that had worked on custom development for almost a decade, providing services for national and international customers in a range of business areas (e.g., naval industry, health insurances, and financial).

But I can say that we are not going to deviate from our commitment to continue to present new work, to introduce new directors that have not worked at the Met before.

Learning more about the expertise and interests of the other directors can make that work much better.

The front page lacks the quick top video list or director channels that worked so well on YouTube.

In approaching Omnicom, Mr. Seabrook envisioned an industrywide committee, with a full-time executive director, that would work with the Council and use a combination of public and private money, Mr. Latham said.