Sentence examples for lying director from inspiring English sources

The New York Times' Charlie Savage highlighted the alterations between the already-weak USA Freedom Act and the obliterated new version, showing how critical definitions of what the NSA can search have been widened, and how all potential transparency now rests in the hands of the very person who Snowden's leaks caught lying, Director of National Intelligence James Clapper.

Pointedly calling for a new set of Co-op members to join the board, he added: "The commitment to setting the bar at the right level would be greater if those lay directors who have sat on the board over the last five disastrous years made clear that they accepted that they fell well short of the new standard and said that they would not be standing for election to the board".

"We want the finance director, not the environmental director, lying awake at night wondering if he has the right social performance metrics".

"President Trump on Friday accused James B. Comey, the former F.B.I. director, of lying under oath to Congress in testimony that the president dismissed as a politically motivated proceeding.

But investors filed several lawsuits against former Lehman officials, including one filed by a group of pension funds that asked for billions of dollars in damages, accusing the bank's senior executives and directors of lying about its financial state.

Nichols's strength as a director lies in Method-based interpretations of conventionally structured American material.

Most companies explicitly lay out each director's qualifications for serving on the board to meet a recent Securities and Exchange Commission requirement.

In Super Size Me, for all its railing against McDonald's, the film's main interest lies in the director's rapidly changing relationship with his vegetarian girlfriend.

But its value lies in the director's alternative emphasis on the spiritual desolation in the long, shabby aftermath to Iraq.

The key to The Force Awakens' success, and with it the chances of a slew of sequels and spin-off movies being planned by Disney, will lie in the director's ability to find genuine warmth in the cold recesses of space.

"It is in these subtle adaptations to nerve cells, these compensations meant to handle increased serotonin, that the actual healing process lies," Steve Hyman, the director of the N.I.M.H., says of the SSRIs, "just as a pearl results from the adaptation of an oyster to the irritation caused by a grain of sand".