Sentence examples for value directors from inspiring English sources

"In considering value, directors should be prepared, and it is particularly pertinent in the AstraZeneca case, to take a long-term view, ie seven-to-10 years, of the prospects of the business," wrote Robertson.

"He is great to have around for both cricket and comedy value," director of cricket Mick Newell added.

FROST--William L. The Board of Directors of Overseas Shipholding Group, Inc. ("OSG") expresses deep sorrow on the passing of William L. Frost, who was a valued director of OSG for 15 years.

Anything else?" So returning to the thought that launched these extraordinary byways what I most value in directors' archives is the virtual realization of the films that directors didn't make, which, Jean-Luc Godard has said, are often as important as the ones they actually made.

It wants notice periods to be "substantially shorter," thus reducing the value of directors' pay-offs.

"The value IT directors can bring depends on the organisation's appetite for risk and IT-enabled innovation, and its culture.

"The best value regional directors were appointed knowing it wasn't a job for life but a stepping stone to a chief executive job.

When the shares have no par value the directors then have the flexibility to set the price each time that they issue shares of stock.

None of the data was taken strictly at face value, Howard Shelanski, director of the F.T.C.'s Bureau of Economics, said in an interview.

I grew up in Israel with European culture and values; the director of my high school was an art historian, the kind of woman one might find in Berlin-Dahlem.

"The [climate change] issue is not inconsistent with Christian values," Hayhoe, director of the Climate Science Center at Texas Tech University, told The Huffington Post.