Sentence examples for directors to avoid from inspiring English sources
But this is probably not a big deal for Mr. Icahn, since he usually only nominates a minority of directors to avoid taking full control and the legal issues it raises.
The subject of the cinema is the world, of which good books are a crucial part; whether filming with documentary curiosity or with artistic ambition, they're hard for directors to avoid — and there's no reason for a director to avoid them.
The use of shell companies and nominee directors to avoid liability means that the particular company regulations of a state have an impact on whether arms brokers can operate there.
Yet it confounds too, though Anderson, ever the director to avoid pigeon-holing, dislikes the description of the film as a departure.
The Met's museum should be careful, as it shifts into a new era with a new director, to avoid placing too much emphasis on that portion of its programme.
"Particular focus was given to Mr Murray's role and function as director, any financial benefit or otherwise from the insolvency event, steps taken to avoid the insolvency event, co-operation throughout the insolvency event and intentions as a director to avoid a repetition of the mistakes of the past.
The point, says Brad S. Lander, the committee's executive director, is to avoid the fate of upper Park Slope.
Ward, the authority's executive director, seeks to avoid oversaturating the market by providing for the construction of towers in phases.
But after reproving his critics, the news media and climate activists in general for employing "scare tactics" to gain public attention, Mr. Lomborg is at the mercy of a director eager to avoid the same charge.
It is as if this show, presented by a national institution in the nation's capital (with Cheryl Regan as exhibition director), wants to avoid — even after 150 years — any hint of partisanship.
The ATW spokesman said its executives held a conference call with FGW managing director Mark Hopwood to avoid disruption ahead of Saturday's fixture.
