She added that "I do think there is an important conversation about the entirety of the BBC's output in terms of its distinctiveness … and Channel 4's output in its entirety" and that she will be "fascinated to see how the new version looks on Channel 4.
These include: ensuring an excellent customer/need fit, involving expert front line personnel in creating the new service and in helping customers appreciate its distinctiveness and benefits, and implementing a formal and planned launch program for the new service offering.
Clarity about an institution's identity and its distinctiveness, investment in professional staff and operations, and sharing the learnings of those who are "best in class", can benefit universities throughout the sector.
The eight-piece setting used at Panisse resembles classic restaurant dinnerware; its distinctiveness, she said, is in the "handcrafted nature of the production" that yields subtle differences in color and form.
Although proponents of Chan often stressed its distinctiveness, Chan monastics lived in community with monks and nuns who had allegiances to other Buddhist traditions.
(1) In the broadest sense, the individual is every single empirical reality in its uniqueness and distinctiveness.
Greece's distinctiveness lies in its small scale of existence.
Spain's white wines have not achieved the levels of quality and distinctiveness regularly found in its reds.
It's not easy to tell such a sparse tale, to be so economic with story, but the book hums with its own distinctiveness, presenting in singing prose an unforgettable landscape peopled by two unlikely Beckettian wanderers, where hope is not yet lost.
Spain's allure is rooted in the distinctiveness of its wines.
