In place of the surgeon general, the Bush administration has used the director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and officials from the National Institutes of Health — who have large budgets and considerable scientific expertise and staffs — as the government's main public health advocates.
The best sellers are "what I call owned, touched or used," Margaret Barrett, the director of the entertainment and music department for Heritage Auctions, said in a recent phone interview.
Correction: April 18 , 2001 Wednesday An article in Arts & Ideas on Saturday about events marking the 70th birthday of the film critic Andrew Sarris reversed the initials used by the director of "Sunrise," one of Mr. Sarris's "thousand favorite films".
A few days later, according to the complaint, Mr. MacMillan saw one of the dolls suspended with a noose from a bulletin board in an office used by the director of building operations.
Stern puts her expertise to use as the director of wearable electronics at Adafruit, a New York-based factory that manufactures smaller components and shares tutorials so that people can design and program their own open-source gadgets.
While the auditorium is not yet ready for regular use, the director of the theater, Colin Egan, said reclaiming the clock sent an important signal.
But in a way, the language used by the directors of Sports Direct's labour agencies, who appeared just before him, cut more chillingly to the core.
England are in the process of hiring two assistant coaches, in Steve Borthwick and Paul Gustard, with close links to the club, where Eddie Jones also used to be the director of rugby.
Mr. Zinaye worked for the state-owned radio and used to be the director of Addis Ababa University's journalism program.
However, over time it has become almost impossible to use," says Kristi Boswell, the director of congressional affairs for the American Farm Bureau Federation (AFBF), a pro-farmer group.
