Sentence examples for office of directors from inspiring English sources

In it, Mr Tata wants to create a lean corporate office of directors with enough clout to enforce discipline on the operating units.Driving forwardNothing illustrates the self-confidence of Tata better than the Jamshedpur steel complex, which produces hot-rolled coils of steel at a world-class cost of $160 a tonne, second only to South Korea's huge Posco complex which manages $154 a tonne.

After his third retirement, Jordan assumed that he would be able to return to his front office position of Director of Basketball Operations with the Wizards.

Arkansas Governor Bill Clinton appointed Elders to the office of director of public health in 1987.

As the scion of an aristocratic family, he held court rank and the office of director of the imperial garden.

These problems grow out of a flaw in the National Security Act of 1947, which created the office of director of central intelligence.

"The office of director of intelligence has got to be kept out of politics," said Stansfield Turner, director of central intelligence under President Jimmy Carter.

The DTI quoted Mr Justice Blackburne, pronouncing at Manchester crown court: "The message must go out that the office of director is one which carries responsibilities..

The office of Director of National Intelligence James Clapper has said in a statement that the "government does not unilaterally obtain information from the servers of U.S. electronic communication service providers".

Higgins includes some chairmen and some programme-makers, but the core of her book is built around the occupiers of the office of director general, who is also editor-in-chief.

However, he accepted the office of Director out of a feeling of duty, knowing that he was taking "a job that would most surely work him to death".

After the Act, the office of director was transferred to Washington, D.C., and responsibility for each mint was handed over to a superintendent.