directorate
- noun
- /dɪˈrɛktərɪt/
- The new directorate was established to improve the efficiency of the corporation.
- a new directorate
- an interlocking directorate
Examples
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Now the executive directorate wants a change.
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I will pass it on to the directorate.
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The directorate will be most unhappy.
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The directorate has one of the most ambitious and comprehensive environmental protection programs in Bulgaria.
Academic text (1995) -
The committee is especially disturbed by the proposed cuts in NSF's education and human resources directorate.
Academic text (2006) -
Nursing Directorate, Strategic Health Authority for London (until April 2013) provided the funding for the two pilot projects.
Academic text (2016) -
The foundation's computer and information science and engineering directorate and mathematical and physical sciences directorate are the principal contributors to that effort.
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To identify pollution sources and the most dangerous pollution types, the directorate requires each enterprise in Bourgas to report energy and material inputs and outputs.
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The directorate meets every month to discuss the future plans of the organization.
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Members of the directorate are responsible for making important decisions regarding the organization's budget.
Synonyms
People who run and make decisions for a company or organization
A group of people who manage and run an organization
A group of people chosen to oversee and make important decisions for a company
Compounds
The main government spy agency in Pakistan that gathers secret information about security
How Senior
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Directorate comes from director and direct, which mean 'to guide' or 'to lead', with the ending -ate showing an 'office' or 'group'. So a directorate is the office or group of people who guide and make decisions for a company.