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Directorship   /dərˈɛktərʃˌɪp/  /daɪrˈɛktərʃˌɪp/  /dɪrˈɛktərʃˌɪp/   Listen
Directorship

noun
1.
The position of a director of a business concern.






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"Directorship" Quotes from Famous Books



... under the directorship of O'Higgins, was the only South American province that seemed to have changed for the better, by renouncing its allegiance to "Ferdinand the Beloved." Its ports were thrown open to foreign commerce; its navy was respectable, for the ships, the officers, and the seamen ...
— An Old Sailor's Yarns • Nathaniel Ames

... of a job. When they saw they couldn't manage, they came to me. In an instant the streets were packed full with couriers, nothing but couriers and couriers—thirty-five thousand of them, imagine! Pray, picture the situation to yourself! "Ivan Aleksandrovich, do come and take the directorship of the department." I admit I was a little embarrassed. I came out in my dressing-gown. I wanted to decline, but I thought it might reach the Czar's ears, and, besides, my official record—"Very well, gentlemen," ...
— The Inspector-General • Nicolay Gogol

... answered Harriet, as she placed still another violet. "I was doing the wrestling, but I went to the mat. I gave up twenty-five dollars and took the directorship of that Mothers' Aid. Never having been a mother, I pointed out to him that I was not exactly qualified, but he laid stress upon my energy and business acumen and I gave up. I mentioned you for the honor, but those marvelous eyes ...
— The Heart's Kingdom • Maria Thompson Daviess

... immense law suits disturbed the slumber of those unfortunate individuals who formed the John Jones Dollar Directorship. But on the brink of one of the biggest civil actions the courts had ever known, something occurred that ...
— John Jones's Dollar • Harry Stephen Keeler



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