Sentence examples for empowered directors from inspiring English sources

The development of a "Team U.N". in the field that finally resolves the problem of rigid institutional silos by moving increasingly to integrated, multidisciplinary teams to deal with specific challenges on the ground, guided by fully integrated, common mandates across all U.N. agencies and under the leadership of fully empowered directors of U.N. operations in each country.

The U.N. can also facilitate the negotiation of individual national plans for the implementation of the SDGs on the ground and the parallel development of fully integrated U.N. mandates, including all relevant U.N. agencies, and with fully empowered directors of operations responsible for the local delivery of the 2030 Agenda.

But on the other hand, laws are passed empowering directors to donate corporate funds (essentially shareholder money) to charities of their choice.

Empowering directors with useful information about staff vaccination may result in more complete follow-up of vaccination status in staff, as is done for the children who attend centres.

He elevated his writers, believed in his actors and editors, and empowered his directors.

While in some instances the Sarbanes-Oxley law has overcompensated for the corporate excesses that stimulated its enactment, it has indeed empowered independent directors, particularly through audit committees.

They note that Mr. London has argued in the past for empowering artistic directors, so that they become influential patrons of new plays, yet now his study seems to be suggesting that artistic directors have disenfranchised playwrights.

Uefa added: "The TV contract in question was signed by Gianni Infantino since he was one of several Uefa directors empowered to sign contracts at the time.

The remedy is disclosure, honest accounting, non-executive directors empowered to do their job and, as always, sceptical shareholders looking out for their own interests.Without doubt, the last of these is the most important of all.

He did have a university president, Robert Gates, who empowered the athletic director, Bill Byrne, to invest in athletic programs across the board and the gender divide.

"One of our main objectives is for consumers to be empowered," says Sheila McCormick, director for consumer education at the Chicago office of Cigna, adding that company executives "recognize it's difficult for people to act if they don't understand" how the health care system — and health insurance — work.