Sentences with phrase «name directors often»

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«The commissioner shouldn't be waiting for a year to publish statistics he already has and if he doesn't have them then he should name and shame the organisations trying to hide how often they are accessing details of our private communications,» Big Brother Watch's director Nick Pickles said.

In 1996, she became executive director of the Anti-Violence Project, making a name for herself citywide as an outspoken, often strident advocate for gay and lesbian victims of violence and police abuse.

Meave Leakey, Director of Field Research at TBI and research professor at Stony Brook University's Department of Anthropology, received the 2016 Hubbard Medal, named for the first president of the National Geographic Society, Gardiner Greene Hubbard, often called National Geographic's highest honor.

Making a film adaptation of Philip Roth's Pulitzer Prize - winning 1997 novel American Pastoral, often named one of the best books of the 20th century, would be daunting to any director.

With twelve different comedy genius directors including Peter Farrelly («Dumb & Dumber», «There's Something About Mary», «Shallow Hal»), Steve Carr («Daddy Day Care», «Dr Dolittle 2»), Steven Brill («Little Nicky») and Brett Ratner («Rush Hour») to name but a few and eight different writers, this jaw - droppingly crude and often obscene movie features a diverse star - studded cast, both British and American, who have banded together to shock you in the most hilarious ways you can think of.

Scores of big names — a group ranging from Oscar winners Kevin Spacey and Dustin Hoffman to A-list director and film financier Brett Ratner — have all been accused of sexual misconduct or assault, often at the cost of their careers.

Often confused with another Australian director with the same name, whose films include The Man From Snowy River (1982).

«The Counselor»: Fox's drug trafficking thriller may have attracted big names like Brad Pitt and Javier Bardem nd director Ridley Scott, all of whom often arrive with big salary demands, but it was able to save money by shooting in London.

Often cited as the first «true» slasher film, The Texas Chain Saw Massacre was produced on a low budget by director Tobe Hooper, who was inspired by real - life serial killer Ed Gein to create a chainsaw - wielding mass murderer named Leatherface.

When one mentions Iranian cinema, the names that most often come to mind are such directors as the late Abbas Kiarostami, Jafar Panahi, and Asghar Farhadi.

Director David Fincher, whose name has often been linked to «Star Wars» films, says he will stay away from the frachise as it comes with a lot of pressure.

British director Kim Longinotto has made her name with a number of intensely powerful, quietly observed films often focusing on the plight of women, like «Divorce Iranian Style» or «Rough Aunties,» but «Dreamcatcher» might be one of her most moving pictures yet.

Kathy Halbreich's name has often surfaced over the years as a possible successor to the director of the Museum of Modern Art, Glenn D. Lowry.

As a former reporter and editor, I would often go to a firm's site in search of the name of its PR director, administrator or CTO, only to be frustrated time and again by no listing.

Information often included: • Basic nonprofit information: organization name, number of directors and term limits, type of incorporation and amendment procedures • Meeting details: location of meeting, how often meetings occur, procedures to call special meetings, how meetings are announced and quorum size (minimum number of people required for meetings) • Board of directors information: director qualifications, term limits and attendance requirements, removal procedures, definitions of roles and conflict of interest policies • Membership information: eligibility requirements, dues, voting rights of members, and quit or termination procedures Erring on the side of simplicity usually is the best way to start.

I fear immensely for the, often big - name, Directors who are being sued personally; their life's work could be in big jeopardy.

Bertha Cuellar, executive director of Terra Firma, a nonprofit that provides names of children in need to Butterfield, says she is often touched by the dramatic displays of gratitude expressed by the families who have received gifts from Adopt An Angel.