Sentence examples for selection of directors from inspiring English sources
That rivals the holdings of the Times Company's chairman, Arthur Sulzberger Jr., and his family, who have effectively controlled the selection of directors.
Jones has assembled an impressive selection of directors to take part in the doc from David Fincher to Martin Scorsese to Richard Linklater.
To break this mutual back-scratching, shareholders should play a bigger role in the selection of directors, if necessary by engaging in a proxy contest.
His first, the 2004-5 season, with 9 new productions and 10 revivals, already suggests a more daring approach, notably in the selection of directors who, he hopes, will seek out "the modernity" in established works.
Institutional Shareholders also took aim at Mr. Lane, citing his role in championing the Autonomy acquisition without adequate due diligence and allowing the "direct participation" of Mr. Apotheker in the selection of directors.
Eyre said the group risked making the same mistakes again if it pushed through a proposal to hand selection of directors to a board sub-committee made up of management and their appointees.
"It's becoming increasingly common for musicians to have a role in the selection of music directors and even assistant directors," said Mr. Levine, whose organization promotes the interests of players and maintains a national database of conductor evaluations.
Last year, he quit the governing board of the Indian Institute of Technology, Mumbai, over allegations of political interference in the selection process of directors. .
Christopher Nolan, the director of "Inception," was the glaring omission in the selection of best directors, especially since among its eight nominations that film made the big best picture list and he turned up for best original screenplay.
"It's also becoming increasingly common that musicians have a role in the selection of executive directors.
Addressing the Ruskin Moscou crowd, Mr. Brodsky took the opportunity to lambaste the new regulations, particularly those governing selection of outside directors.
