Sentence examples for directors which will from inspiring English sources

Playboy's special committee of independent directors, which will weigh the offers, has only one real choice: To sell to Mr. Hefner, or not at all.

A year later, it will submit its single candidate city to the U.S.O.C.'s board of directors, which will offer the city for consideration by the International Olympic Committee for its decision in 2005.

As of Friday, 71 candidates are vying for seats on the station's new 24-member board of directors, which will have the power to approve WBAI's budget and supervise the station's general manager and program director.

The resolution of all financial issues relating to Mrs. Brooks resides with the Independent Committee of Sotheby's board of directors which will finalize its conclusions following resolution of the litigation arising out of all antitrust matters".

Shareholders had a choice of supporting the incumbent board, which favored an offer to combine with Companhia Siderúrgica Nacional of Brazil, or Esmark's slate of directors, which will now assume control and combine the companies.

The deal was approved by Apptio's board of directors, which will recommend shareholders accept it.

Andrew is invited to apply for the role of operations director, which will not cover the national team.

That's what makes his expansive interview with an Italian journalist and a French director — which will be shown on the French-German channel Arte on Monday — so unusual, even surprising.

Posh and Jumpy will be the sixth and seventh Royal Court productions to transfer to the West End under Cooke – one for each year of his tenure as artistic director, which will end next year.

The two men – both old friends of MacGregor's – will join him on a committee to be chaired by the British Museum director, which will make recommendations to the German government on "how the Humboldt­ Forum, drawing on the outstanding resources of the Berlin collections, can become a place where different narratives of world cultures can be explored and debated".

It's great news that Kenneth Lonergan's "Margaret" will be coming to DVD (and Blu-ray) on July 10th (at first available solely from Amazon), and that, in addition to the two-and-a-half-hour version of the film that was released theatrically last fall, the set will feature a three-hour-and-six-minute extended cut by the director, which will give us more of "Margaret" to love.