Sentence examples for law directors from inspiring English sources

Under United States law, directors and executives owe a duty to shareholders.

It's understandable that, forty or more years ago, when moral strictures were tight and held in place by force of law, directors and producers would seek to expand the limits of the permissible, and that actors would (one hopes, willingly) go along with them.

In an attempt to ensure there is never a repeat of the financial meltdown, these are five of the changes that should be considered: Under existing company law, directors have to stand for re-election to the board every three years, but some fund managers would like to see that term cut, with investors able to kick out individual directors as a protest against a strategy or pay deal.

Employment law director Alan Price said "it was a situation you just couldn't make up".

Trenton's law director said the Mack administration's hiring of a law firm violated pay-to-play rules.

Bryan P. O'Malley, an assistant law director in North Olmsted, Ohio, was the prosecutor in that case.

The primary winner will face Zachary T. Space, the law director of Dover.

"If I were the boss, and I got a resignation via television, I'd be pretty angry," said Subodh Chandra, a lawyer and former Cleveland law director.

The city is seeking "at least" hundreds of millions of dollars in damages, Cleveland's law director, Robert J. Triozzi, said Friday.

Season one's famous six-minute single take scene laid down the law: director Cary Fukunaga allowed himself the luxury of cinematic experimentation, and used it well.

Joe Martuccio, the law director for the city of Canton, said by telephone on Friday he was in the process of determining whether the distribution occurred within city limits and whether he had the authority to investigate.