Sentence examples for whose directors from inspiring English sources

It was from a company whose directors had agreed to give their new C.E.O.

The delay took EDF, whose directors were preparing to sign contracts, by surprise.

About 30 million people downloaded the shorts, whose directors included Ang Lee and Guy Ritchie.

The announcement surprised EDF, whose directors were preparing to sign contracts with the government on Friday.

The announcement may favor Ferrari, whose directors claim that their two cars are optimized for softer tires.

The editorial called Enron and WorldCom "textbook examples" of enterprises whose directors have become submissive to management.

They claim the move would save the organisation – whose directors have included Michael Faraday and Humphry Davy – from ruin.

The CIA created a Directorate of Digital Innovation whose director told me the priority was making sure the agency stayed on top of technology.

It is "Caesar Must Die," not "Barbara," whose director, Christian Petzold, won a Silver Bear award.

Even more diabolical but smaller in scale is "Love Crime," whose director, Alain Corneau, died last August.

Alphaville (1965) features scenes from Metropolis (1926), whose director, Fritz Lang, plays a film director in Contempt.