Gardens that are government supported usually operate under a director and advisory group.
Daisy, a large red-footed tortoise, crawled under a director's chair and pushed it several feet across the asphalt.
Rodgers' was unwilling to take on the Liverpool job under a director of football, whose role would have been to provide a bridge between first team and Academy.
The decision also threatens the work of the consumer bureau, which has been operating under a director, Richard Cordray, appointed during a recess after Republicans filibustered his nomination.
Or the acceptance of a more regular turnover of coaches working under a director of football might be more applicable in the new era?
In 1854 the basis of the modern Indian Post Office was established when these parallel systems were merged under a director general.
Specific arrangements varied, but basically the systems were headed by a department of education under a director and controlled through an inspectorate.
The CAF was placed under a Director and made responsible to the Chief of the General Staff for the control of both military and civil aeronautics.
Learning to create lesson plans and work with children within a specific curriculum can be daunting for those accustomed to performing under a director's guidance.
He arrived asserting that he had refused to work under a director of football, but he quickly discovered, amid a sequence of transfer blunders, that he was far from unfettered.
