Mr. Lorch, the coach of the program's team, the Riverside Hawks, gave up the directorship pending the resolution of the investigation, the church said in a statement.
In 1999 Mr. Pletnev gave up the directorship of the orchestra and turned over the reins to Vladimir Spivakov, who began his own career as a violin soloist.
Fisher-Hoch agreed to give up the directorship if she could run some of the lab's international relations and do research into a Lassa fever vaccine.
And given the lively market in American music directorships, his name has been on every headhunter's lips.
Assuming Dyke is given the nod, he will have to relinquish his role at Brentford and also his non-executive directorship at German broadcaster Pro Sieben.
Still, there is a long tradition to that effect -- part of a gentlemen's agreement that gives the considerably less critical directorship of the World Bank to an American.
Nelsons, in his late thirties, is young to hold the directorship of a major symphony orchestra.
Widely considered to be anti-establishment fashion loved by the establishment, Gvasalia's label was so widely lauded that soon after Vetements launched, that he was given artistic directorship of Balenciaga, one of the most famous luxury labels in the industry.
Precedents exist in Argentina for offering state support of writers, including subsidies at the provincial level, and a select few have been given sinecures, such as the directorship of the National Library offered to Borges in the 1950s.
Around the same time, for the same reasons, Mr. Levine gave up the music directorship of the orchestra, which thus had plenty of time to find replacements for this season.
