Sentence examples for of consumer relations from inspiring English sources

That leaves many of FIFA's sponsors playing a game of wait-and-see, both legally and in terms of consumer relations, Rick Burton, a professor of sports management at Syracuse University, said.

Christine Farnish, director of consumer relations at the FSA, said the regulator had not yet used its powers to take action against broking firms swamped by business but she expected "one or two" firms to decide that it might be sensible to turn away new business for the time being.

In an interview with TechCrunch's Jon Russell earlier this month, Bharti Airtel's director of consumer relations Srini Gopalan said that Airtel Zero's goal "is to help developers reduce their cash burn, it is not a walled garden".

Cohn said that Jockey consulted its director of consumer relations and resident historian, John Cronce, who used the company's archive — which houses vintage underwear — for guidance on the project.

The executive vice-president in charge of consumers relations, replied promptly.

The directions of the lines set producer/ consumer relation for a reaction (bidirectional lines indicate reversible reactions).

The use of proximity as a conceptual framework allows distinguishing between spatial (i.e. Euclidean distance) and relational (cognitive, organizational, institutional and social) understandings of emerging producer-consumer relations.

His mother retired as a teacher of consumer and family relations at Memorial High School in Eau Claire, Wis.

We believe that our Q-Q formulation for modeling complex population dynamics provides a much more powerful tool for addressing such questions than paradigms that currently ignore interactions between the quantity and quality aspects of consumers in relation to the quantity and quality of the resources they exploit.

Assemblage centroid-standardized isotope vector analysis (ACSIVA) produces a metric that describes an individual consumer's trophic position in relation to other consumers in the same habitat (in contrast to the traditional practice of presenting isotopic ratios of consumers in relation to either resources or an arbitrary isotopic standard [ 1, 19- 22]).

The findings suggest the need to develop a comprehensive and hierarchical research model of consumer innovativeness in relation to the adoption of new technology-driven products.