Sentence examples for crisis practice from inspiring English sources

The Domino's experience "is a nightmare," said Paul Gallagher, managing director and a head of the United States crisis practice at the public relations firm Burson-Marsteller.

Chang has been managing director in the U.S. Public Affairs and Crisis practice at Burson-Marsteller in Washington, D.C., since 2016.

The eurozone, in turn, has reverted to the pre-Tsipras crisis practices over the past five years of serving up ultimatums and policy diktats to the Greeks.

Dr El-Sadr was on the front lines at the start of the crisis practicing medicine in Harlem and helping to establish one of the first holistic clinics.

It means that any illegal post-crisis practices, from market-rigging to the Lodnon Whale, happened on the new regulatory overseers' watch, and that members of Congress concerned about the failures to supervise and regulate should have hauled in the Board of Governors for questioning, not the New York Fed.

Clients in crisis: We practice holistic defense.

But as she showed no sign of confronting the health service crisis, in practice she is undermining it.

With the start of the financial crisis, this practice was extended to banks, which in many cases were no longer able to borrow on their own.

With this framework as a basis, 16 corporate level executives of international tourism organizations were interviewed in order to explore the significance of signal detection in their crisis management practice and the challenges faced in each of these three stages.

The European Central Bank, which oversees the euro, puts money into the system by lending against collateral, and since the beginning of the current economic crisis, this practice has expanded vastly.

When the news broke that the Murdochs had hired the Edelman firm to handle public relations in the UK, I thought to myself, "Edelman has a crisis response practice, but do they have a denial division?" Because to me that is the most striking thing about the way News Corp has reacted to these events from the beginning.