Sentence examples for practices division from inspiring English sources
"In a traditional ad with a celebrity, everyone assumes that they are being paid," said Mary K. Engle, associate director of the advertising practices division at the Federal Trade Commission.
"If people can't rely on even the most trusted food brands to have good science backing up their claims, who can they rely on?" asks Mary K. Engle, the director of the advertising practices division at the Federal Trade Commission in Washington.
"We hope that this case will show advertisers that they have to be transparent in their practices and help guide other ad agencies," said Stacey Ferguson, a lawyer in the advertising practices division of the trade commission's Bureau of Consumer Protection.
"It's very difficult to find people who are hiding in foreign countries where there's a language barrier and it requires cooperation with foreign agencies," said Deborah Matties, a lawyer in the marketing practices division at the F.T.C. and leader of the commission's task force on Internet auction fraud.
"Today, almost every child has a computer in his pocket and it's that much harder for parents to monitor what their kids are doing online, who they are interacting with, and what information they are sharing," says Mary K. Engle, associate director of the advertising practices division at the F.T.C. "The concern is that a lot of this may be going on without anybody's knowledge".
"Let's just say we know who he is," says Richard Cleland, assistant director of the ftc's advertising practices division.
As a result, the standards and practices divisions of the television networks are being strengthened after being scaled back about a decade ago when the notion of censoring content had started to seem like a liability for broadcast networks forced to compete with the far more liberal standards of cable channels.
Coöperation and bipartisanship aren't Trump's bag: he's much more comfortable practicing division and aggression.
The bride's father is the assistant director of the family practice division of the New Jersey State Courts, in Trenton.
The bridegroom, 38, is a senior director in the federal tax practice division at Alvarez & Marsal, which specializes in corporate turnaround and restructuring, in New York.
The bride is an associate specializing in crisis management in the media-practice division at Burson-Marsteller, the public relations firm in New York.
