Sentence examples for this directorship from inspiring English sources

Though there is nothing untoward about this directorship, it has not been reported before and is likely to raise fresh questions over Tillerson's relationship with Russia ahead of a potentially stormy confirmation hearing by the US senate foreign relations committee.

Although once considered one of the prime jobs in government, this directorship was at this point viewed as such a difficult and unrewarding position that Deutch had originally turned it down; a personal plea from the president persuaded him to accept the post.

After being approached by the Guardian, the Dutch newspapers Trouw and Het Financieele Dagblad and other media, Kroes responded through her lawyer, who said: "My client agrees that formally she should have declared this directorship … Mrs Kroes will inform the president of the European commission of this oversight and will take full responsibility for it".

He is not paid for this directorship.

Still, that the Philharmonic was interested in someone, however illustrious, who indicated from the start that he would treat this important directorship as only one of several demanding posts says a lot, some of it troubling, about how the orchestra views the job.

Some artists tell me they've felt shut out by this remote directorship, that it's inappropriate for a regional festival to have a figurehead with whom – through no fault of her own, of course – they haven't been able to communicate.

The Nrityagram Dance Ensemble was born of this community under the directorship of dancer-choreographer Surupa Sen, and has been performing internationally for a decade now.

During the 1930s the Institute for Social Research, by this point under the directorship of Horkheimer and exiled from its base in the University of Frankfurt, provided Benjamin with important opportunities for publishing as well as an increasingly necessary financial stipend.

Nothing in this saga surprises Russell S. Reynolds Jr., head of the Directorship Search Group and, at 69, the grand old man of the headhunting industry.

If this is how things are going to be under the directorship of Nicholas Penny, let the good times roll.

This is Kevin O'Hare's first major commission since assuming the directorship of the Royal Ballet in 2012, and he has everything to play for.