Sentence examples for network of directors from inspiring English sources

Monsignor Murnion also provided training and support for a network of directors of social action and community organizing from Catholic dioceses around the country.

They found that the directors of nursing had a less dense and more hierarchical and centralized network, and were more open to discussion with people outside their local clusters, compared with the more horizontal network of directors of medicine who had a more dynamic connection pattern among themselves.

For example, Labour has a policy of introducing a network of "director of school standards" to take on functions exercised by the Department for Education's local panjandrums and by local councils.

The network in the middle of the graph is a two-mode network,6 and the left and right networks are transformed one-mode networks of directors and firms.

Networks of directors of nursing were more hierarchical and highly central.

The networks of directors of nursing had lower density (having advantages in terms of access to information) than the clinical directors of medicine who tended to be embedded in much more densely connected networks (cliques).

And since the 1960's, the college's art history department has spawned a network of museum directors and curators, including the current director of the Guggenheim, Thomas Krens.

And I feel responsible for strengthening this network of women directors for the next generation, just as the previous generation has done for us".

Although most board members are still recruited through the personal network of current directors and the chief executive, people involved in board searches say the old boys' network is gradually giving way to a more open process.

Ms. McAllister has developed a deep network of sources: directors at shelters (especially nuns), attorneys, the occasional official and homeless families, some of whom have become her close friends.

Ofsted's network of regional directors have been asked to act on concerns that are brought to their attention, using Ofsted's existing powers to carry out unannounced inspections where necessary.