Sentence examples for a public strategy from inspiring English sources

This was a striking declaration: although BlackBerry has been in trouble for some time — it underwent a public "strategy review" of its business plan a year ago — its decision to put up a giant, blinking for-sale sign suggests it has become especially desperate.

"It is important that there is a public strategy for cultural events.

The blueprint also calls for the government to create a public strategy document within the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade to direct anti-death penalty strategies worldwide, and the adoption of a global moratorium on capital punishment.

A large number (3,811) feels like the extension of a community for Hilary Rosen, managing partner of the Brunswick Group, a public strategy firm in Washington that has done consulting with Facebook.

Shell has made no formal announcement so far about New Energies but the new business is expected to be revealed at a public strategy briefing in London on 7 June.

Mr. Vekaric said he tried to provoke Mr. Mladic into revealing himself with a public strategy of critical comments, learning later that the fugitive was so angry that during his closed-court appearances he taunted him, saying, "I carried nine bullets in my gun and twice I could have killed you".

Such a highly public strategy also recalled the approach taken by some lawyers in the 1990s trials.

The government responded with "Startup Portugal", a national public strategy to foster entrepreneurship and promote local startups internationally.

Mercury, for its part, bills itself as "a high-stakes public strategy firm".

So there's a parallel between our public strategy at A.U.L. and my private discussions".

Navigator, which bills itself as a "leading high-stakes public strategy and communications firm," is where famous Canadians go when they face public relations crises.