Sentence examples for directorship changed from inspiring English sources

But the museum's board and directorship changed, and it died.

His departure continues the major shifts in the British theatrical landscape over the past two years, during which time a number of major artistic directorships have changed hands, in London and beyond.

The company changed directorship the following season, so the piece, which could be described as lyrical neo-classical is in need of a new home – various possibilities are under discussion.

He turned down the directorship there in 2000, and then did it again: on the verge of signing a contract, he suddenly changed his mind.

But in the 21st century, its fortunes changed once again with the financial support of Russia's new super-rich and the artistic directorship of young Alexei Ratmansky, who between 2004 and 2008 hugely broadened the repertoire and also revitalised old works – a painful process that none the less met widespread acclaim.

BAE has had a number of changes of directorship this year.

Also, gentle though the resignation timetable may be, the New Jersey Symphony's name is placed in wider public discourse just when change in directorship is affecting many orchestras.

The city's film festival may have had its troubles, but the book festival has taken a large leap forward with its change in directorship in 2009.

They can contain the unexpected – a notice headed "change of directorship" can reveal a huge boardroom bust-up – but mainly the statements are timetabled financial information, many of them three-monthly updates.

He attributed this to the movement of the collection between Melbourne, Sydney and Canberra and the changes of directorship during periods in which Treloar was absent.

The parent institution should provide assurance of its commitment to continuing support of the EHS Core Center in the event of a change in directorship and a well-defined plan for this eventuality should be in place.