Sentence examples for general directorships from inspiring English sources

Mr. Domingo, at 63, is the incontestable champion on that score, still juggling some of the most demanding tenor roles with conducting gigs and the general directorships of not only the Washington National Opera but also the Los Angeles Opera.

Hired as the Houston Grand Opera's business manager in 1970, he rose to the general directorship two years later, still in his late 20's.

The sudden appearance of such a large number of highbrow operas owes a good deal to the new media-friendly musicians' contract negotiated five years ago during Mr. Gelb's transition into the general directorship.

And in 1982, he became the first American to hold the artistic and general directorship of the Vienna State Opera, although he left that position after two years of a four-year contract.

The sorry end to Maazel's artistic and general directorship of the Vienna State Opera, a four-year contract which he had undertaken with such buoyant optimism in 1982, but which was curtailed in 1984, was on the other hand not his fault: the city's notoriously intransigent musicians had already conflicted with more amenable figures.

Educator Campeche P.8 To legally practice dentistry in Mexico, it is mandatory to have a degree issued by an officially recognized university, to have a professional license bestowed by the Federal Secretary of Education's General Directorship of Professions, and to be registered with the health authorities [ 17- 19].

Female directors comprise only 18.1percentt of all directorships (worldwide).

New Burnside, Illinois, in Southern Illinois along the Cairo and Vincennes Railroad was named after the former general for his role in founding the village through directorship of the new rail line.

Pay and conditions are tough but for any soldier lucky enough to make it to brigadier or general, the possibilities have been wondrous: a state governorship or the directorship of a state company, bringing millions of dollars within reach.One of the easiest ways corrupt officials have got at this money is by exploiting the dual exchange rate.

Originally dedicated to exhibiting the work of artists from the West of England, under the directorship of Barry Barker (1986 1991) the gallery moved towards a more general spread of contemporary art.

In the four years since he moved into a non-executive directorship, investors have never voted against his reappointment at an annual general meeting.