directorship

And a music directorship in America today is none of those three things.

I feel the Trust has got off to a very good start under your directorship.

By 1947, he was a vice president and moved into a company directorship a year later.

His directorship may have extended before and after these years.

She left the directorship in 1989, but remained on the board until 1992.

He also held directorships in a number of large corporations.

He was nominated for a directorship on 15 May 1914.

If he does then it will almost certainly mean that he'll be offered a directorship.

In 1990, at the age of 39, he assumed his first directorship.

But it's not a music directorship of a major orchestra.

The directorship was elected by a common vote until 1918.

Now all he wants is to retire and get some directorships in the City.

He held that post until 1972, along with many other corporate directorships.

For me this has been a very exciting year in which to take on a directorship of the department.

He resigned his directorship in July 1993 to run for public office.

He went on to hold directorships with many of Australia's leading companies.

And why would a man with such an attitude accept the directorship in the first place?

She currently holds a number of private and public directorships.

The directorship should be restricted to a 10-year term, she said.

The field of potential candidates for the Directorship was extremely small.

Directorships in a number of corporations: land development, gas, oil.

In his directorship over the project he was one of the first people to be shown the Wow!

He professes not to want another music directorship in America.

"Other directorships became available but they weren't where I really wanted to be," she said.

The first months of Bradbury's directorship were the most difficult.