Sentence examples for head of values from inspiring English sources

Now W1A, which sees Hugh Bonneville's character Ian Fletcher join the BBC as its head of values, is mirroring real life.

The BBC said: "The post [of BBC head of values] is sold to Ian as a chance to influence and shape one of the great British institutions.

During the BBC2 satirical comedy series W1A, Ian Fletcher, the BBC's fictional head of values, faces a real-time learning opportunity going forward.

Hugh Bonneville's amiable Ian, the head of values, is very different from the slightly scary David Jordan, head of editorial policy and standards.

Bonneville plays the corporation's "head of values", and – helpfully for writer John Morton – the character's closest real-life counterpart has just raised his profile.

The further misadventures of Olympics head of deliverance Ian Fletcher, played by Hugh Bonneville, as he joined the BBC as its new head of values had an average of 1.6 million tuning in – a 9% audience share.

"This is America," explains Tim Ghriskey, head of value equities at Dreyfus, one of RJR's shareholders.

Presently EBM is engaged in a process of critical self appraisal [ 21] and addressing the question of values head on is one of the tasks to be undertaken as it develops further.

"There are many people in this country who work 45 hours or more but they work at two or three jobs and so they're not eligible," Ellen Bravo, head of Family Values at Work, a workers and families advocacy group, told VICE News.

"They face tough headwinds in rising raw-materials costs and falling currencies," said Richard Rosen, head of the value equity division of MacKay Shields Financial.

What most sets Franklin apart from contemporary conservatives, however, is his attitude toward that panoply of issues gathered under the heading of "family values".