Sentence examples for second directors from inspiring English sources

Second, directors of companies should be held personally liable for fines imposed on their company for any acts of malfeasance.

Retired Vice-Admiral J. Michael McConnell, Bush's second director of National Intelligence, has issued similar warnings.

Ms. Turner, brimming with suggestions while thinking on her feet, sometimes seemed like a second director.

He thinks of each viewer as "a second director," he said.

Mr. Battle presented one; Judith Jamison, the company's second director, presented the other.

He left after two years, in 1967, to become the second director of Cerro Tololo.

He then became the first head of the White House Council on Environmental Quality, and the second director of the Environmental Protection Agency.

In 1983, Williams left to become the second director of the National Institute on Aging in Baltimore, Maryland.

Bradbury became the laboratory's second director the following day.

In 1881 he became the second director of the U.S. Geological Survey.

The first directors widely understood to function in this way came from Europe.