Sentence examples for first two directors from inspiring English sources

The first two directors of the foundation were men, and I had a good many differences of opinion with them.

He maintained a close relationship with both the company's dancers and its first two directors, Ailey and Judith Jamison, who succeeded Ailey after his death in 1989.

Decisions shall be by majority vote, except as specified in paragraph 15. c) The first two directors appointed by the Government of Montenegro shall serve terms of one and four years.

"Profiles" on RLE's first four directors: Professors Julius A. Stratton, Albert G. Hill, Jerome B. Wiesner, and Henry J. Zimmermann.

Three of the first four directors of the NPS were from Berkeley, and Joseph Grinnell trained many of the key people who became the first park administrators, educators, researchers, and creators of inventories.

The first three directors appointed by the BIS shall serve terms of two, three, and five years.

Hinde was one of the company's first nine directors and remained active until his death.

You say, 'Aah, there's Ann Goldstein's there [the senior curator who recently left to become director of an art museum in Amsterdam], there's Richard Koshalek's, there's Pontus Hulten [MOCA's first two directors], there's [collector] Barry Lowen, who passed away years ago.

It was joined by St Joan, directed by John Dexter, a friend from our earlier days at the Royal Court and one of the first two associate directors of the National along with Bill Gaskill.

Chosen as one of the company's first two outside directors in l975 when it was still a small, privately-held, family company, Thomas, along with Burton Upjohn and Robert Stewart, oversaw the company after the tragic death of Lee Stryker in a plane crash in 1976 until a new CEO was chosen and appointed by the Board.

Five new board members have been appointed, including its first two female directors.