Sentence examples for directors will be a from inspiring English sources
If, on top of this, directors now run the risk of losing large sums of their own money as well, recruiting good people to be directors will be a lot more difficult.Fortunately, there are reasons to believe that the WorldCom and Enron cases may not lead to that bad outcome.
The three independent directors will be a majority on the board until Balmain can pay back their debt – if ever – and even then on a seven-man board both clubs will need to be united to stop any NRL-led modernisation.
Patrick Gaspard, the Democratic National Committee's executive director, will be a guest on Bloomberg TV's "Political Capital".
He says he believes that after Maazel completes the 2008-9 season, the next music director will be a relatively young conductor.
Wiretaps of Mr. Rajaratnam played a key role in his own conviction, but whether they will be admissible in court against Mr. Gupta, a former Goldman Sachs director, will be a key point that could tip the balance of the case.
(Sept . 14-16at 8). | Lorin Maazel's next-to-last season as the Philharmonic's music director will be a showcase for the elegant conservatism that keeps (most of) its audience happy.
There will be two theatres in the complex and the opening show, masterminded by Franco Dragone, a Cirque du Soleil director, will be a fable about a boy's search for flight.
If the intelligence post is established, the position of C.I.A. director will be a less important job with no power over the operation of the government's other spy agencies.
According to a secretariat spokesperson, the executive director will be a prominent scientist who will be able to "make decisions in an independent manner"; to be heard by the government, that person must be an influential scientist, says Juan José Negro, an evolutionary ecologist and former director of the Doñana Biological Station in Seville.
