Sentence examples for control over marketing from inspiring English sources
So now, we finally get Wonder Woman with a female director - imagine if it fails?" "And you have no control over marketing, over budget.
Increased visibility and control over marketing channels together with an in-depth understanding of the automotive conversion path will revolutionise the digital media strategies of big brands such as Audi, BMW and Volkswagen.
The Hollywood Reporter suggests the director was given full control over marketing for By the Sea, leading to posters featuring a pair of hats – rather than a focus on the two best-known actors in Hollywood starring in their first movie together since 2005's Mr and Mrs Smith.
That gives them more extensive and timely information about how their products are doing and greater control over marketing, but it also is much more expensive than the distribution system used by companies like Niagara and Nestlé Waters, which has a private label business in addition to marketing brands like Poland Spring and Ozarka.
This is particularly true in China where sales departments wield control over marketing.
Gard left Core Design after completing Tomb Raider, citing a lack of creative freedom and control over marketing decisions related to the ideas he developed (especially Lara Croft).
This limits the Fed's control over deteriorating markets.
Foreign ownership of America's debt erodes the Fed's control over market interest rates.
The destruction that the self-regulating market caused was met by attempts to assert social control over market processes.
Solingen argues that political coalitions favouring the reduction of state control over markets and increased privatisation and foreign investment – are less likely to adopt a nuclear posture that would endanger their economic interests.
There is also a more basic philosophical divide across the Atlantic: Europeans in general favor more state control over markets, even to the point of granting regulators cross-border authority, while the United States stresses the primacy of national regulators.
