After that more came, including pilots, parents, executives in high-flying careers, patients from both sexes and every socioeconomic background.
Because of the two teams' proximity to their parent clubs, executives often show up to watch.
JLR fully funds its investments without support from parent Tata Motors, executives have said.
("Most of the diners here wouldn't be at Boulevard without their parents," Nancy Oakes, executive chef at Boulevard and a co-owner of both restaurants, observed).
While many have contended that minority chancellors have a better chance than whites have to forge strong ties with minority parents, Michael D. Casserly, executive director of the Council of Great City Schools, said that experience had often proved otherwise.
Parenting and executive leadership have a fair amount in common.
"He's screaming and yelling at the players, he's yelling at the parents," Renegades executive Kevin Tobin said of Simms.
In prespecified subgroup analyses, there was a significant sex by treatment interaction on measures of parent-reported executive function and behaviour.
Poorer scores on some but not all indices of parent-reported executive function and behaviour were found, although there was no evidence of effect modification by sex. 25 Executive function has not been assessed during childhood in preterm infant DHA supplementation studies.
Many parents, television executives and others who work with young performers see cases like hers (Ms. Lohan, 21, has been to rehab three times this year) as the exception, and more attributable to family dynamics than the entertainment industry.
The academy's advisory board includes educators (some of them professors at area colleges), parents and executives at companies like Priceline, the online travel agency based in Norwalk; IBM, with headquarters in Armonk, N.Y.; and UBS, the investment bank, which has offices in Stamford.
