"Firms have decided to present themselves as institutions, not as individuals," says Robert Dilenschneider, a veteran public-relations adviser.
Dear LinkedIn Member, People are looking at your LinkedIn profile, and they're laughing at what you, in a public forum, have decided to present as your professional identity.
"It shares a scale and ambition with all the Harry Potter stories so in order to do this justice we have decided to present the play in two parts".
The publicity people at Sceptre have decided to present this first novel as a whimsical paean to Englishness: it is subtitled "Friendly Guidance for the Aspiring Englishman" and the cover of the hardback edition is dominated by a watercolourish picture of wildflowers, butterflies and a tweedy figure in plus-fours, and a description of the book as "utterly charming".
In case you haven't noticed, diversity and inclusion are really important in tech, which is why we've stepped up our diversity coverage and have decided to present the first-ever award for diversity, the Include Diversity Award, at the 9th Annual Crunchies Awards on Monday, February 8.
In case you haven't noticed, diversity and inclusion are really important in tech, which is why we've stepped up our diversity coverage and have decided to present the first-ever award for diversity, the Include Diversity Award, at the 9th Annual Crunchies Awards on Monday, February 8.
Because that's when he has decided to present his education plan, he told reporters.
Now, the Paris Opera, which manages both houses, has decided to present mixed programs of opera and ballet in each.
Ms. Huffington said she would not have entered the race if Ms. Feinstein had decided to present herself as the Democratic alternative.
The Onion spoof news service reports how a school district in the US has decided to present both "Global warming and the Biblical Armageddon" as legitimate theories about how the world will come to a horrific end.
Mabanckou told the Guardian he had decided to present the award because "I'm a big reader of Charlie Hebdo, because I know that it's not a racist magazine.
