directorial
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- adjective
- /dɪˈrɛktɔriəl/
- Formal
- The remaining online resources are grouped as "research tools and directorial websites."
Examples
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My directorial duties required me to have limited involvement with the shows during that time.
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The site contains the laws and regulations of the PRC; it also has directorial information on governmental agencies and judicial institutions.
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many other directors pretend to have it, sometimes certain studios say they have it, when they don't, just to assuage directorial egos.
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Though some of these websites may also maintain databases covering a significant amount of law, the databases usually lack systematic updating and standardization; thus, they are regarded as mainly providers of bibliographic and directorial information.
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My directorial duties required me to have limited involvement with the shows during that time.
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He is responsible for overseeing directorial tasks that ensure the company's compliance with regulatory standards.
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The board discussed the directorial responsibilities that come with managing the organization.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word directorial comes from direct, which means 'to guide' or 'point straight', and from director, 'a person who guides'. So, directorial decisions are the choices made by the people who guide a company, like a board of directors.