Sentence examples for member director from inspiring English sources

She was a life member, director, chair of the Arts & Landmarks and Membership Committees, and an indefatigable contributor to the club's goals.

She was a founding member, Director and lifetime Honorary Director of the Greenwich Land Trust, and a member of the Hortulus Garden Club for 61 years, educating members on national and local conservation issues.

A national leader of the Association since 1971, Benzak presided over MDA from 1989 to 1991, and also served as vice president, corporate member, director, chairman of the finance and investment committee, assistant treasurer, treasurer and vice chairman of the executive committee.

And as Christensen defends her beliefs, the church's most high-profile former member, director Paul Haggis, continues to speak out and told NBC's Harry Smith that he was ashamed of his own stupidity and that he could be so blind about the organization for so many years.

According to one compensation committee member, directors took as more of a benchmark the payouts received by Henry M. Paulson Jr. of Goldman Sachs and Richard S. Fuld Jr. of Lehman Brothers.

Should "licence fee payers" be made instead "members" – with anyone paying for the BBC able to vote for non-executive "member directors", who in turn appoint the director general?

However, once away from the hordes of fans and with just a few press members director David Nutter began to answer a few questions about Jon Snow and Stannis Baratheon.

The TSC will be made up of an independent Chair (a senior primary care academic) and two additional independent members (Director and Research Lead for the Meniere's Society).

The PeTAC comprises 15 members including 10 permanent members: Director General of Agriculture (Chairperson), RoP, Director General of Health Services, Commissioner of Labour (Occupational Health), Director General Central Environment Authority, Government Analyst, Directors of Agricultural Research Institutes (Tea, Rubber and Coconut) and the Director General of Sri Lanka Standards Institute.

Members, directors and staff could all benefit from something a little more systematic.

There are forty-three voting members, known as managing directors, followed by nine honorary directors, who attend meetings but don't vote; forty-nine adirectorsirectors; thirty-three members (directors); and twenty-one young associate directors — a hundred and fifty-five people in all.