Sentence examples for directors to question from inspiring English sources

The ease of the discovery led some directors to question openly why the discrepancies had not been detected by Andersen, WorldCom's former accountant.

Indeed, program directors continue to question why the only commercially available and affordable POC TB test is unavailable for frontline testing?

For each of its electric deep-dives into Chomsky's philosophical worldview, there's a self-reflexive pause in which the director seems to question the wisdom of the entire project.

Lord Ouseley, who resigned from the Council in frustration in 2012, said last year that it was antiquated and in need of urgent reform after two councillors forced an internal investigation into the decision by the independent director Heather Rabbatts to question the FA's handling of the Eva Carneiro case.

Pondering his revelation to Blunt and Cruise — Liman's "Can't we all just acknowledge I'm in new territory?" moment — the director begins to question the Limania that brought him to "Edge of Tomorrow".

When Mr. Sokol's lawyer publicly protested that the directors had failed to question Mr. Sokol for the report, a Berkshire lawyer and director quickly retorted that Mr. Sokol had declined to make himself available.

The next time a big company has an industrial accident, its board of directors is likely to question whether it really makes sense to "do the right thing" the way BP has tried to.

The prison director urged me to question them.

The Olympus board ostensibly had three independent directors, yet none appeared to question Mr. Woodford's firing.

At the hearing, lawmakers will have a chance to question NSA Director General Keith Alexander, NSA Deputy Director Chris Inglis, Director of National Intelligence James Clapper and Deputy Attorney General James Cole.

Filmed with Noé's trademark stylisation and self-regarding indulgence, the director meant for Love to question why crinkle-nosed puritanism still exists towards cinematic sex – the thing we spend most of our time thinking about – when extravagant violence, something that Noé's films are familiar with, is much more common.