Duties vary widely, from directing Mr. Cuomo at public appearances to providing political advice.
Its richest man, Mikhail Khodorkovsky, is facing trial on charges of fraud, tax evasion and embezzlement in a case widely regarded as directed by Mr. Putin against an oligarch who dared to make a foray out of business into politics.
The towering playwright, who died in 2005, and whose work Mr. Leon has widely produced and directed, told him that "cultural specificity is the best route to universal appeal," Mr. Leon said.
In remarks widely interpreted as directed against Liam Fox and David Davis, Hammond said: "I would say that those that are undermining the effort are those that are seeking to close down that negotiating stance, seeking to arrive at hard decisions that we don't need at this stage.
Miller hasn't directed widely in British theatre in recent years, but when he has the results have been well-worth seeing, including a fine Cherry Orchard in Sheffield and a very subtle and watchable Hamlet for Bristol's Shakespeare At The Tobacco Factory season.
The president's remarks were widely seen as directed mainly at Mr. Berlusconi's political party, the People of Liberty, which said earlier on Sunday that it would accept a Monti government, but only for a limited time before going to early elections.
This interest is part of the widely spread attention directed towards the utilization of wastes and industrial byproducts in order to minimize Portland cement consumption, whose the manufacture whether harmful to the environment (Nkinamubanzi and Aitcin 2000).
The survey lines flown were widely spaced and directed toward specific regions of interest, so that they were more like analogs to 2D seismic lines, although their results provide entirely different types of information.
Group II intron has been widely applied in directed insertional inactivation of a gene in many microorganisms.
More importantly, student feedback indicated that students widely perceived this directed research as logical, effective, and integrated.
