| 词汇 | example_english_director |
| 释义 | Examples of directorThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. The resulting questionnaire was sent to medical center directors, along with a letter explaining the goals of the study. Critics and directors alike are having to come to terms with a very ambivalent world. The authors thank the laboratory directors who participated in this study for their collaboration with this study. Moreover, directors nominated by pension funds can vote and take direct measures to discipline and replace managers. Attempts were made to interview at each site officers, directors, board members and independent practitioners and their staff. The situation of outside directors determining their own compensation may be just such a situation. Tellingly, the dominant theatre aesthetic of the seventies was labelled director's theatre or sometimes post-dramatic theatre. Other directors might tackle this problem by asking the actors to improvise in their own words. I think the directors of the theatres have seen several works. They also want the best directors and the best actors. Most of his large family of friends amassed somehow from his plays: performers, directors, affectionados like myself. The study is based on videotapes of per formances by 15 improv groups and interviews with directors and actors. The choice of music used and the process by which it is employed can reveal intent, manipulation, and a director's sense of reception. Like directors, they are experienced and well versed in the industry-operative film language. Music editors and directors, inventing and defining the soundscape, operate in broad, intuitive, musical strokes in referencing filmic demands. According to an interview carried out with one of the directors of the processing plant, very few hunters took part in this project. Non-family owned : office space owned or rented in the company's name, and directors do not have the same last name. The school director's educational level and occupation biased the international donor to work through him to complete the project. Once the director's reading is performed, it ceases to be a reading. Film makers and theatre directors took up the theme. In the professional theatre directors and conductors rely on a wealth of experience of the ar tists with whom they work. All the hospital directors are in favor of the existence of such committees. On their respective boards of directors the same men were to be found in key positions. Only by reading between the lines can residency directors glean an honest appraisal from these missives. They derive from medicine as a profession, residency directors as educators, and faculty and applicants as thinking people. In fact, not a single factor among capital, directors, technology, or resources could exclusively explain it. The other 12 families were recruited through local preschool directors. In addition, they know that the unit directors will not intervene in their lives unless there is an emergent life-threatening matter. Overwhelmingly young, talented and grateful for the opportunities the production provided, cast members by and large accommodated themselves to their director's demands. With respect to central administration, this should include the time of the leaders or directors of the institution responsible for the family planning program. Because not all program directors participated, the research initiatives these individuals were primarily responsible for were likely not picked up by questionnaire or telephone interview. Advice from a board of directors was used in four priority-setting systems and in conjunction with a committee in two of these. One response to was to expand the liability of corporate directors, making them more accountable. One of the earliest powers given to directors was to set the timing for calling in subscriptions. Directors means the directors had authority to alter capital stock. Several states insisted upon protecting minority stockholder rights by requiring cumulative voting of shares for directors. Preparatory offices were set up for four additional institutes, and directors and deputy directors were appointed. The survey was administered to 11 decision makers-six clinical cardiologists, two emergency department physicians, and three pharmacy directors. The difference in use between program managers and directors was not statistically significant. More importantly, these variables also significantly influence firms' decisions to replace defined benefit pension plans with increases in equity-based compensation for outside directors. While the issues of effective corporate governance continue to be debated, the importance of outside directors to firm valuation has long been discussed. The study looks at many aspects of theatre and primarily concentrates on directors and performers. Corporate directors apparently succeeded in their efforts to maximise profits for their shareholders, fulfilling their primary responsibility as managers of a capitalist enterprise. I recruited program directors in the first instance who were very good and who brought credibility with them. Family-owned : office space owned or rented in the company's name, and directors have the same last name. However, the statute held that fraud would be assumed unless bank directors and shareholders could prove otherwise. Hospital directors were asked to indicate the relevance of prespecified criteria in the decision-making process regarding the adoption of new technologies. He has been a member of the society for over 25 years and is currently serving on its board of directors. In some states, liability was placed on directors when they did not follow the appropriate procedures prescribed by law. Each director's proportion was "to be ascertained by dividing the whole loss amongst the whole number of directors liable for its reimbursement" (sec. 15). One's position was found to be the strongest predictor of use, identifying program managers and directors as the most appropriate audience for systematic reviews. An issue addressed in this paper is the use of defined benefit pension plans as a component of compensation for outside directors. We are grateful to all the school directors, teachers, students and their families who participated. Thirteen percent of the respondents were directors of nursing and 9.2% of the respondents were members of ethics committees. Then, in 1935, the directors were informed that some very sound businesses were being offered. To bring it from its own time-frame into our own, an imaginative leap is required on the part of actors and directors. Many of the boys felt this was the director's set-up to make them look bad. The only tape recorder in the institution disappeared from the director's office one afternoon, allegedly stolen. Most director's manifestos could explain these very skilfully as the only modern, contemporary, and correct approaches to today's theatre. Recognising her own indispensability to the new ope'rette-bouffe genre, she demanded enormous amounts of money and patience from her impresarios and directors. In fact many directors, instinctively appreciating their bogus status, have them 'played' by some of the party guests letting their hair down. We might drily infer that the view of critical process implied here is one that many actors and directors would share. However, the difference is measured by the directors' respective handling of that stage business. She's speaking, of course, to this idea that the director's choices, if they're particularly strong, follow the text. Is this something your directors told you, is it something you became aware of yourself? Other studies are about a production's stage design or a director's concept. The debate therefore centred on the merits (or otherwise) of so-called 'director's opera'. I intend to recommend it highly to directors of medical student education and residency training. The director's clear approach to what music must not do in this scene reflects some of the narrative restructuring that was necessary. In areas where viewers demonstrated a greater taste for entertainment news, news directors added more soft news stories to local news broadcasts. Semi-structured interviews were conducted with staff, from departmental directors in a 'slice' down to field level staff, and also with managers of contracting organisations. The prevailing ethos of the director's office resembled tribal community norms more than it did strict bureaucratic procedure. Attendance of the discussions at the waqf director's office offered other insights into prevailing attitudes and knowledge. He calls for accounting, stock option, compensation, and an attitudinal transformation on the part of shareholders, directors, and regulators. The compensation committee is typically composed of outside directors. Several theories exist about the widespread adoption of pension plans for outside directors. Every single playing mechanism becomes spatialised far beyond the flautist's intimate control level, that is, at the sound director's desk. There are lots of black directors going into film. He sat in a director's chair in the third or the fourth row. Even if all the hospital directors are in favor of their existence, only one-third regret that the law does not recognize the committees officially. Such resurrections often come at a price, directors seeming to believe that audiences are either intolerant of ancien régime norms, or are simply ignorant. They are directors and upper level management staff of globally integrated (export focused), financial services and information technology companies. Typically, such provisions made the directors jointly and severally liable for undesirable financial transactions. In its initial phase, the project matched two new statewide program directors with an experienced one. Under the reorganization, port directors are to be given some of the authority previously exercised at the district or regional levels. Two organizations noted that significant interest on the part of the board of directors was an important factor in their organizations' attention to information security. Part one was sent to senior facilities engineering program directors at the headquarters level and focused on agencywide policy issues. Regional processing organization directors will have an additional standard provided at a later date. Many directors who come to opera from the theatre are incapable of understanding this quite special form of human expression. There are no doubt directors who claim- whatever the reality- that they are doing this kind of thing already, albeit with less lavish resources. Furthermore, the shareholders as the principal were entitled to issue specific instructions to the directors which as agents they were obliged to implement. The constitutional framework makes the shareholders responsible for monitoring and supervising the directors of the company. Most of the business is carried out under the control of an executive board of twenty-two directors. There is, of course, much work to.be done in the services as a whole to support and develop the skills of new clinical directors. To what extent are the managers those with an identifiable managerial responsibility, such as general managers, senior managers and indeed clinical directors? A statement by the directors was published in the same issue. There is little point in individual excavators and technicians contributing to discussion and debate if project directors continue to appropriate their ideas. Several additional tools and features are needed in the director's toolkit, with some degree of adaptability to support the different roles we described earlier. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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