Sentence examples for page director from inspiring English sources

In the memo, Mr. Page, director of the Office of Management and Budget, asked agencies to submit their proposals for cuts in fiscal years 2002 to 2005 by tomorrow to assist in closing the budget gap and reducing the city's debt, "effectively extending your four-year capital program to five years".

David Keene, chairman of the American Conservative Union for more than a quarter of a century and now editorial page director of the Washington Times, is a long-time NRA board member and served two years as the organisation's president until 2011.

In When Everything Changed, Gail Collins, the former editorial page director of the New York Times and author of the best-selling America's Women, picks up her history of women left off in the 1960s.

"We have tried several other crowd approaches, but Spare5's focus on a mobile community of experts has consistently delivered the best results," Dave Kunst, Groupon Pages director of product and business operations, said in a statement.

JOANNE PAGE Executive Director The Fortune Society New York, March 1 , 2002

Ms. Page, the director of the Fortune Society, said that Mr. Steinberg would be treated like any other resident.

"Those scenes had to be about sexuality and sensuality, but you can't film it exactly the way it is on the page," the director admits.

Page is director of Emmaus UK, the British arm of a charity - much better known in continental Europe than here - that has a non-judgmental approach to homeless people.

Five years after going behind the scenes at the New York Times to expose the troubles facing the newspaper industry in Page One, director Andrew Rossi sets his sights on the inner workings of the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume Institute and its annual fundraiser, the Met Gala, in his new, equally engaging film, The First Monday in May.

"All readers deserve to see their stories reflected on the page," Editorial Director of Dial Books for Young Readers Namrata Tripathi said in a press statement.

In a statement released on the Cleveland police department's Facebook page, Martin L. Flask, director of public safety, noted that there were "some concerns" about how the dispatcher handled Berry's call.