The traditional branding paradigm involved heavy upfront investment and tightly managing the image via controlled communications in hopes of creating dominant brands that could be leveraged to cultivate loyalty and a long-term, steady stream of profits.
Ultimately, regulators can seize control of companies in hopes of halting operations before an insurer runs out of money to make good on claims.
Germany blocked discussion of bailout mechanisms, forcing the 27-country bloc to turn its attention instead to prodding Greece to get its finances under control, promising stringent monitoring in hopes of reassuring nervous bond market investors that Greece's tough austerity program will work.
This descriptive epidemiological study was initiated to better characterize CCD and compare risk-factor exposure between control and afflicted populations in hopes of identifying factors that cause or contribute to Colony Collapse Disorder.
Developing tests and closely monitoring the virus's behavior in hopes of controlling a human outbreak may be a more realistic alternative, she says.
Zoo veterinarians have been attempting, with varying degrees of success, to castrate the 2-ton animals for more than 90 years, in hopes of controlling the size of captive populations and reducing the number of fights between the males of this aggressive species.
I was outraged, angry, hurt and disappointed, but I realized that he was just a little man spouting out ugliness for whatever reason in hopes of controlling me, or hazing me, or belittling me, or trying to make me feel bad about myself so he could feel better about himself.
Last year, the National Nuclear Security Administration began operation within the Energy Department, in hopes of streamlining control of nuclear weapons programs and increasing accountability.
In an earlier interview, however, he said he believed a group of people had planned attacks on him in hopes of wresting control of the theater's top administrative jobs.
Even worse, Lassalle and his followers had sought to gain control of the state through elections in hopes of using "state aid" to establish producers' cooperatives.
