Sentence examples for engaged directors from inspiring English sources

"The moral of the story of 2002 is we need active, energetic, engaged directors," she said.

My experience of this is when we have engaged directors from outside opera: some critics – and a significant number of opera cognoscenti – are sceptical, reading it as a quest for column inches.

It will also be necessary to revise management-compensation plans substantially and to raise performance criteria for CEOs and board members alike so that only active, engaged directors remain.

The reason why we engage directors in the theatre is to navigate the language of the play into new signs to effect the understanding of the audience; Shakespeare has survived because successive generations of practitioners have had the freedom to manipulate performance and design to create a context that lends insight and meaning to language.

Inevitably, the many months needed every year for the festival organisation became more and more of a sacrifice for Menotti, even if he engaged artistic directors of great prestige to help him out.

He also said he had engaged the director Robert Lepage for "La Damnation de Faust" by Berlioz.

I respect Mr. Gelb, but I would feel better if there were a fully engaged music director at the house to balance him out and challenge him.

Mr. Gelb's program calls for a collaboration with Lincoln Center Theater that will engage Hollywood directors like Anthony Minghella and Broadway directors like George C. Wolfe, as well as musical figures like the theater composers Michael John LaChiusa and Adam Guettel and the jazz musician Wynton Marsalis.

He took these classic musicals with their English scripts and songs and treated them like operas, engaging great directors, fabulous costumes and designers and the size of orchestra you don't find even on Broadway," Dagher told the Observer.

It was also learned yesterday that Enron directors, who supervised the company while executives engaged in what directors later found to be improper self-dealing, are to be brought before a Senate panel next month to answer questions about their role in the company's failure.

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