Sentence examples for valued director from inspiring English sources

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.

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

"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.

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.

This is work that was once restricted to doctors, but now I'm actually saving lives!'" The director valued good management skills over HIV knowledge in hiring and made sure staff members felt that they had a career advancement path within the organization.

Reportedly a strict director, Sjumandjaja valued creative value over receiving a director's fee.

Female directors are not valued equally as male directors.

Like Smith and Friel, Piper's ordinary background seems to suggest that a hint of everyday integrity has never been more valued by casting directors and producers.

Although valued by program directors and SPs, feedback to SPs is often omitted because of time pressures and hourly rates of pay.

"Ivy Park is an athleisure brand for women... where fashion meets function and performance and style are equally valued," says retail fashion director Lisa Aitken.

On the top of the ladder are people who have the most valued jobs, as the director or the president, for example.