Sentence examples for force directors from inspiring English sources

Also, there is no enforcement mechanism built into Delaware's statute to force directors to obey their disclosure duties.

(Bloomberg News Microsoftt Eases Rules to Oust Directors The Microsoft Corporation revised its rules to make it easier for shareholders to force directors off the board.

Mr. Rowe said investors must force directors to slash the "friction" costs that drain their companies' coffers and diminish investment returns.

Because it is so difficult for shareholders to force directors out — proposing an alternate slate of directors is mighty expensive, and board members can win seats with only one "yes" vote — corporate elections remain a sham.

Those segments that can be glimpsed on late-night reruns betray few signs of an individual directorial style; but then, television by its nature tends to force directors into the overuse of closeups, medium shots, and narrative rhythms that can tell a story quickly and simply.

The configuration of a stadium can force directors to adjust to pitchers, just as pitchers adjust to hitters: "A lot of times the third base coach blocks my low camera shot of the pitcher so I have to use high third if he's a righty, high first if he's a lefty".

Meanwhile, Debra Force, director of Beacon Hill, said she planned to sell the gallery's inventory, which consists of a few hundred American paintings, privately.

Keith Vaz, committee chairman, had asked him repeatedly whether Charles Montgomery, Border Force director-general, had been told what his budget was to be for the year ahead.

Paul Morgan, Border Force director for South East and Europe, said: "Those involved in people-smuggling prey on the desperation of others in order to line their own pockets and are a major factor in illegal immigration to the UK.

"The Southwest land border POEs are the major points of entry for illegal drugs, where smugglers use a wide variety of tactics and techniques for concealing drugs," DHS task force director Paul A. Beeson told Congress that year.

THE WHITNEY Juliana Force, director of the Whitney Museum from 1930 to 1948, grimly takes in the scene from a relatively sparse gallery, adorned only by a golden statue of Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney.