controllership
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Controllership — Con*trol ler*ship, n. The office of a controller. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
controllership — noun see controller … New Collegiate Dictionary
Controllership — Aufgaben von ⇡ Controllern … Lexikon der Economics
controllership — con·trol·ler·ship … English syllables
controllership — noun the position of controller • Derivationally related forms: ↑controller • Hypernyms: ↑position, ↑post, ↑berth, ↑office, ↑spot, ↑billet, ↑place, ↑ … Useful english dictionary
controller — controllership, n. /keuhn troh leuhr/, n. 1. an employee, often an officer, of a business firm who checks expenditures, finances, etc.; comptroller. 2. a person who regulates, directs, or restrains. 3. Brit. Aeron. a dispatcher. 4. a regulating… … Universalium
BBC Radio 3 — Infobox Radio Station name = BBC Radio 3 city = London area = flagicon|United Kingdom UK National branding = slogan = airdate = 30 September 1967 frequency = FM: 90 MHz 93 MHz DAB: 12B Freeview: 703 Freesat: 703 Sky Digital: 0103 Virgin Media:… … Wikipedia
Stuart Murphy — (born 1971) was the first channel controller of BBC Three, which launched in February 2003. As the first Controller of BBC Three he oversaw a channel budget of £93m, commissioning comedy shows such as Little Britain, Nighty Night, The Mighty… … Wikipedia
Chaucer, Geoffrey — (ca. 1343–1400) Geoffrey Chaucer was the most admired and influential writer of the English Middle Ages. Known chiefly as a narrative poet, particularly for his varied collection of CANTERBURY TALES (ca. 1387–1400) and his tragic verse ROMANCE … Encyclopedia of medieval literature
controller — noun Etymology: Middle English countreroller, from Anglo French contreroulur, from contreroule Date: 15th century 1. a. comptroller 1 b. comptroller 2 c. the chief accounting officer of a business … New Collegiate Dictionary
