Sentence examples for under one director from inspiring English sources

One proposal being questioned calls for restructuring the FBI's counterterrorism and counterintelligence operations and analysis under one director, and having that individual report both to the new director of national intelligence as well as to the FBI director.

Eyre experimented with companies of actors working under one director over several plays and showed the NT the artistic worth and financial clout of big American musicals with his revival of Guys and Dolls, while Trevor Nunn expanded the musical output and, unusually, used his personal wealth to supplement the budget.

A8 Kerry on Intelligence John Kerry said that if elected president he would more than double the number of agents, link the various intelligence agencies, put those agencies under one director and ensure that dissenting views could rise up from the ranks.

John Kerry detailed his ideas for overhauling the intelligence community, including more than doubling the number of spies overseas, linking intelligence agencies at every level and under one director, and ensuring that dissenting views could rise from the ranks so the nation does not go to war because of bad information.

We now have five faculty members, several postdocs and research associates, and a graduate student under one director.

So for several years, Drever, Thorne, and Weiss all ran the nascent project together as a "troika," building separate prototypes at MIT and Caltech until 1987, when the National Science Foundation (NSF) demanded that they combine their efforts under one director.

Earlier arrangements for managing U.S. relations with those countries had grouped them with Bangladesh under one office director, with India/Sri Lanka/Nepal handled by a separate office.

Last year we had one director and one instructor -- this year, under Uni Haiti, we begin with two of each.

Of these, only one director refused to cooperate.

John Kerry said Friday that if elected president he would more than double the number of American agents overseas, link the various intelligence agencies at every level and under one national intelligence director, and ensure that dissenting views could rise from the ranks so the nation did not go to war because of bad information.

"Europe is easier to deal with, because it's all under one umbrella," said Jim Beveridge, director of MSTV Europe, a division of Microsoft.