How To Use Rectorship In A Sentence
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Ms X has been named for the directorship / named as the new director.
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He resigned his directorship and left the firm.
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I would only like the term of our "directorship" be expanded, as its originator (?) ...
Dissident Voice
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Perhaps then Heidegger's biggest crime was not his enlistment in the Nazi Party and assumption of the rectorship of Freiburg.
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The Institute was established in 1960 under the directorship of Professor Leon Radzinowicz.
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I have decided to recommend you for the directorship.
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In all cases where land is transferred to a director or employee, an inspector must consider whether the transfer is at full value and, if not, whether the undervalue is a profit from the directorship or employment.
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The shift in directorship was not an easy issue; it was connected to the relations to the neighboring institutes, the political situation in Austria, and the culture of physics that Meyer wanted to establish in Vienna.
Trafficking Materials and Gendered Experimental Practices: Radium Research in Early 20th Century Vienna
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He could earn up to ￡1m a year in salary and emoluments from many directorships.
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The ulpan continued to operate in her spirit, under the directorship of Ephraim Lapid (who in 1948 was her pupil in first grade).
Shulamith Katznelson.
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He will retire from the army / his directorship next year.
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He went on to accept the directorship of the Australian Ballet, and later the directorship of The Royal Ballet.
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After Philadelphia, Eschenbach said he would never again accept a music directorship.
Can Christoph Eschenbach and the National Symphony Orchestra give each other a fresh start?
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Prof Abrahams, an English professor and senior vice-president of the Acadia University in Nova Scotia, Canada, won his rectorship by running a gruellingly public race in which he was interrogated by all "stakeholders" in the university community after a public lecture and televised interview procedure earlier this week.
ANC Daily News Briefing
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He and his wife together hold nearly 20 corporate directorships, which may be the nationwide record.
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Fame, fortune and an executive directorship awaits you should you succeed.
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Mrs Taylor's business interests last year included seven company secretaryships and two directorships.
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My father resigned his directorship last year.
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He became the museum's assistant director in 1964, assuming the directorship in 1969 at age 34.
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Pay, independence and limits on the numbers of directorships held are top of his agenda.
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I propose that, simultaneously to appointing the senior management to the board of the trading subsidiaries, you resign your directorship from each one of them.
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Hat recalled what Rye had said about the rivalry between Bird and Follows for the proposed overall directorship of the Centre.
CASCADES - THE DAY OF THE DEAD
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The degree of social closure of the upper class is considerably enhanced by the extensive networks of interlocking directorships.
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He is shooting at the directorship.
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He will retire from the army / his directorship next year.
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So by the time he took the Met directorship in 1966, museums were already moving in the direction of mass entertainment.
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Having held the directorship for fifteen years, he found himself leading his ballet company on his last U.S. tour.
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With its lawns and gardens, its fine old mansion, its Spanish Courtyard and colonnaded Venetian Theatre, Caramoor has been going from strength to strength under the artistic directorship of pianist and conductor Michael Barrett, a former Leonard Bernstein protégé whose tastes are reflected in the festival's increasingly broad programming.
Gilbert & Sullivan, Parody's Patresfamilias
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The award of directorships is more significant than the bestowal of gongs; and reading what the papers say is not the same as knowing why they say it.
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She maneuvered herself into the directorship
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This , combined with a perceived increase in personal liability, has made directorship a less appealing prospect.
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Companies in trouble appoint more women to leadership positions, including main board directorships, as one of the more consistent recovery measures.
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Where building is staged or ongoing, the developers usually retain directorship of the management company until the last unit in a scheme is built.
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In May, Alan had to devote more of his time to his paid positions and stepped down from the executive directorship.
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In his first press interview after accepting the directorship, he observed that the city had "neglected the museum for 10 years."
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When I decided to sell I thought I'd end up with two or three non-executive directorships, dabble a bit in the stock market, play some golf.
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Keith enjoyed it, and had earned himself a directorship in the firm.
A MATTER OF CONSCIENCE
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He rapidly established a reputation in the press and also the publishing world, with a directorship by the time he was thirty.
MURKY SHALLOWS
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As Shadow Foreign Secretary, he will be able to keep lucrative directorships and after-dinner speaking engagements.
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He was feted with academic honours and positions, including the directorship of a masterclass in composition in Berlin.
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A veteran cadre was named for the directorship.
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From 1960 to 1962 he was president of the Society of Chemical Industry, and he retained his directorship of the Midland Bank, to which he had been appointed in 1955.
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There are plenty of opportunities to take on the odd business consultancy or accept a directorship or two, and any number of organizations are looking for volunteers.
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He has spoken to several e-commerce companies and intends to take about six non-executive directorships, details of which he will announce shortly.
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He would be compromised by his party allegiance, not to mention his string of directorships.
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In addition, they were banned from holding company directorships for five years.
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In the latest register of member's interests, he listed paid directorships for two insurance firms.
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His directorship has come under fierce attack.
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They were given forms on which they must list their directorships, property interests and shareholdings worth over £10,000.
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Interlocked directorship is an economic monoculture. —
Top Bush Aides to Linger on High-Profile Boards - The Caucus Blog - NYTimes.com
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They proposed to involve him in radium research by using his laboratory either under his or Haitinger's directorship.
Trafficking Materials and Gendered Experimental Practices: Radium Research in Early 20th Century Vienna
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By his efforts the jailer attained at length to the directorship of all the prisons of Cho-sen; the Governor ultimately betook himself to the Sacred City to be prime minister to the King, while Yi Chin Ho became the King's boon companion and sat at table with him to the end of a round, fat life.
A NOSE FOR THE KING
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Ms X has been named for the directorship / named as the new director.
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It has gotten very complicated to be a board member," because a directorship is a "serious responsibility," says Myron "Mike" E.
Boardrooms Remain Old School
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A Tory frontbench spokesman, he had 16 directorships last year, estimated to be worth more than £100,000.
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The WICB, Baksh contended, made the announcement "without mentioning the connection; leaving one to speculate if the directorship was the cost.
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He will retire from the army / his directorship next year.
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The guidelines define financial interests that should be disclosed as any fees, honoraria, or gifts associated with consulting or lectures; equity, including stock options; and payments for directorships or executive roles.
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Members of parliament are required to disclose: shares and financial interest held in any public or private company; any employer providing remuneration; directorships in any corporate body; memberships in any partnership recognised by law; any consultancy or retainership; any financial sponsorships or assistance provided from non-party sources; any gifts or hospitality with a value in excess of R350.
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The degree of social closure of the upper class is considerably enhanced by the extensive networks of interlocking directorships.
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Whether McGregor would be willing or able to accept the directorship is another story.
The Royal Ballet: a new era awaits
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We have seen director after director - a virtual game of musical chairs in terms of directorships - move on and off the board, with alarming regularity.
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He had a distinguished career which included the directorship of the Museum of Natural History in Paris.
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He could earn up to ￡1m a year in salary and emoluments from many directorships.
