Sentence examples for general directors from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rudel's musicianship, experience and baton technique during his reign as general director and principal conductor of the New York City Opera from 1957 to 1979 made him unique among general directors of opera companies.

And even where the general directors have been changed in about a third of the country's large and medium-sized companies since 1992 their replacements have usually been from within the company.

As a corporate entity, PBS is governed by a board of directors, consisting of the company president, general directors from outside the organization, and representatives from some of its hundreds of noncommercial member stations.

In a study of Russia's 100 largest companies, Joseph Blasi of Rutgers University finds that over half have changed their general directors since 1992, over a third have brought in outsiders in their place, and in aggregate they have shed 36% of their workforce.

In a statement, Alexander Neef, the Canadian Opera's current general director said, "There is no question he was one of opera's most influential general directors; whether it be his passion for promoting young performers, his zeal for attracting new audiences to the art form, or his undeniable love of opera and all its idiosyncrasies".

Today, while many general directors and bureaucrats may still dress in the traditional shapeless Sovietera suit, the young tycoons and crime ' lords have developed a taste for pricey European designers.

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Anthony Freud, general director, Welsh National Opera.

Nicholas Payne, general director, English National Opera.

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Rotenberg remains the club's general director.