Sentence examples for industry sir from inspiring English sources

Although Tesco operates in 14 countries, "this is still today a local industry," Sir Terry says.

In the early 1990s Britain fell in love with captain of industry Sir John Harvey Jones as he took his Troubleshooter TV programme into ailing organisations.

The president of the Confederation of British Industry, Sir Roger Carr, who was at the meeting, was among those who have taken issue with Cameron's attacks on the ethics of big business tax engineering.

The head of the Confederation of British Industry, Sir Roger Carr, who was at the meeting as well, was among those who have taken issue with Cameron's attacks on the ethics of big business tax engineering.

Like many in the industry, Sir Martin Sorrell, boss of WPP, the world's biggest advertising firm, fears a consumer-led double-dip recession.However the economic cycle turns, the advertising industry faces a long period of structural change, from which the winners are as yet hard to predict.

Even so, John Tattersall of PricewaterhouseCoopers sees a future for Rothschild as an independent adviser on mergers and bankruptcies.In a fast-changing financial industry, Sir Evelyn has preserved the family bank's old-world culture and somehow still attracted talented bankers, even though he paid about a third less than most competitors.

It is also thought that the founder of DAZN's majority shareholder Access Industries, Sir Leonard Blavatnik himself has lent hundreds of millions.

Although they never articulated the case publicly at the time, those telling Thatcher that there was little point in spending money on Liverpool also included the industry secretary, Sir Keith Joseph, and her Downing Street advisers, Sir John Hoskyns and Sir Robin Ibbs.

That's where the UK's new strategy for 'maximising economic recovery', written for the government by industry grandee Sir Ian Wood, faces much bigger challenges than Sir Ian thought when he published last summer.

"THIS is still today a local industry," says Sir Terry Leahy (pictured), boss of Tesco.

("Why have you shrunk my carry-on allowance?" "Just complying with the new industry standards, sir").