directorate
ڈائریکٹوریٹ
definition
noun
Such companies developed elected directorates to enforce their rules, deal with disputes amongst their members, and negotiate with outsiders.
the board of directors of a company.
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The charges follow a joint investigation by West Yorkshire police and the Crown Prosecution Service casework 'directorate' .
The regional 'directorate' has its own press officers, accountants and managers.
The investigation is being carried out by the specialist crime 'directorate' , which deals with high profile and unusual cases.
He said investigators would await the decision of the 'directorate' of public prosecutions.
We are no doubt the largest command in the specialist crime 'directorate' .
They met the chief of Rousse's regional 'directorate' of the interior on Friday.
According to the regional police 'directorate' in Blagoevgrad, the argument about the monastery had started last Easter.
You have a Deputy Assistant Commander reporting to the Deputy Commissioner in charge of professional standards 'directorate' .
The provincial 'directorate' of public prosecutions declined to prosecute in most of these cases.
Selection and training of pilot project staff is the responsibility of the Health Department's HIV-Aids 'directorate' .
With that cultural understanding will come a noticeable difference in the way the 'directorate' helps personnel.
The Greek government has decided to grant 20 000 euro, the information 'directorate' of the Foreign Ministry said.
Monitoring of these regulations is the responsibility of the occupational health and safety 'directorate' at the Ministry of Manpower and Transmigration.
Such a system should be run by a specially established 'directorate' for government service education within the RF Presidential Administration.
The argument being floated by those in favour of the move is that the PRD is just a 'directorate' and not a department of the Government.
There has been a certain amount of guidance put out from the diversity 'directorate' .
Corporate networks are formed when the directors of some corporations sit on the boards of others, creating interlocking 'directorates' .
The extensive research on interlocking 'directorates' provides insight into the power dynamic associated with outside board membership.
He is currently teaching Counterintelligence at a 'Directorate' of Operations training facility.
Such companies developed elected 'directorates' to enforce their rules, deal with disputes amongst their members, and negotiate with outsiders.
For instance, interlocking 'directorates' linking firms have been reported to contribute to the spread of corporate acquisitions, poison pills, golden parachutes, and technological innovations.
When a corporation's management invites outsiders to sit on its board, it surrenders decision-making authority to them and often creates interlocking 'directorates' with other firms.
Prior research on interlocking 'directorates' has focused on how overlapping board memberships can promote mimetic isomorphism in a population by facilitating the diffusion of individual policies and structures between firms.
He argues that the ‘mechanisms’ of the holding company and interlocking 'directorates' vertically integrated each of the local industries to the U.S. sugar refining sector.
In addition, we also controlled for board centrality in the network of interlocking 'directorates' , measured as the natural log of the total number of non-duplicated ties between the focal board and all other boards in the larger sample.
The bank had four interlocking 'directorates' with the utility.
Though legal, such interlocking 'directorates' are not exactly good corporate governance.
Note, the undersigned are from both the CIA's 'Directorate' of Operations and Directorate of Intelligence.
Three new 'directorates' have been established at the Ministry of Transport and Communications.
Most think that acquisition behavior diffuses through the network of interlocking 'directorates' .
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