Sentence examples for its director-general from inspiring English sources

That means some are stuffed with incompetent political placemen, and it leaves its director-general in Geneva with little power to direct operations.

Its director-general, Ahmet Uzumcu, a Turkish diplomat, calls it "doable".

Gavyn Davies, the BBC's chairman, and Greg Dyke, its director-general, resigned.

Giving evidence to a parliamentary committee, its director-general, Giampaolo Galli, appealed for policies to boost competitiveness.

Its director-general, Mark Thompson, said, "I would like to add my own personal and unreserved apology".

"In the future," says Michel Hansenne, its director-general, "public opinion will be more important for pushing governments to comply with their commitments".

It's from John Cridland, its director general.

As our profile of its director general, Mark Thompson, notes, it has been another rotten year for the corporation.

It doesn't have to pay its director general £800,000.

Two years ago it decided to shorten the term of its director general to four from six years, as well as set a limit of two consecutive terms.

It has already apologised for that mistake and its director general did so again yesterday evening.