Rungis' head of Public Affairs and Governance, Bérengère Banquey, is a confident woman with clear command of her industry.
The tastes of a younger generation of viewers, a group more interested in visceral "realistic" programming than artificial jokes from fictional characters in ersatz living rooms, seem to be taking command of an industry that is more than ever driven by the need to cater to the tastes of young adults.
That was a mind-blowing smart decision, as this young woman had demonstrated her command of our industry and its political dynamics.
He was the last major political figure in Britain to advocate bringing the commanding heights of industry under state or collective control, believing that it would empower and improve the living conditions of the worst off.
Describing the pervasive influence of tobacco lobbyists, he says: "Legislation from Congress testified to the masterful preparation and strategic command of the tobacco industry".However, the industry was powerless to prevent a flood of damaging internal documents, leaked by insiders.
Although the government is clearly in command of the troubled industry for now, Obama said Wednesday night that he doesn't want that to last forever.
As we permit more and more market forces to take command of the health care industry, it shouldn't surprise anyone that the new drug dealer will not be found in the shadows, offering sinsemilla under his breath.
Yet the more one learns about biotechnology's Great Yellow Hope, the more uncertain seems its promise -- and the industry's command of the moral high ground.
During a conference call on Tuesday, Micky Bly, General Motors' executive director of infotainment and electrification, said that Cue would be capable of "recognition of 100 percent of voice commands," another industry first, he said.
While not seeking to emulate MITI's heavy-handed command and control of private industry, American officials did see international trade, especially export prowess, as a key to economic prosperity and national power.
