Sentence examples for principles brand from inspiring English sources
"The Principles brand has very little value in its own right but it has a presence in Debenhams and is recognised by customers," said Altium analyst David Stoddart.
Together with Mosaic's former management team led by Lovelock, Kaupthing bought back Karen Millen, Oasis, Warehouse and Coast while the Principles brand and its loss-making Shoe Studio chain were left in the hands of administrators Deloitte.
Moreover, apart from mass media influence other factors such as founder principles, brand heritage, company's vision and mission, industry characteristics, changes in society and environment are significant for brand development (Ramli 2017).
"Our sponsorship of The Simpsons has been instrumental in our growth, especially in the early days when The Simpsons was our principle branding platform," said Robin Auld, the sales and marketing director at Domino's.
Haven't the basic principles of branding taken a big enough beating without being held responsible for people's strange compulsion to be their own personal paparazzi?
They have become so consumed in tech and keeping up with the latest digital trends they have forgot the basic principles of branding".
Many thousands more are wearing Principle 6 branded clothing to show their support for LGBT equality in Russia.
In this study, the apparent density was determined by finding the mass of a hardened 4 cm × 4 cm × 16 cm parallelepiped sample with a KERN Pit 720-3A precision weighting balance (the analysis balances KERN, with this measurement principle, are branded "Single-Cell TECHnology": SC TECH).
All of the participating bloggers will be paid to participate in the campaign and will be allowed to combine Walgreens brand principles in their posts, Ms. McNally said.
But nearly all of the Republican opponents insisted they were upholding the party's principles and its "brand" by opposing big-government intervention in what should be free markets.
In essence, the paper suggests principles for how brand identity may be materialised through meaningful references in visual design – in this way, product identity can be seen as a mode of tangible branding.
