Sentence examples for relations practice from inspiring English sources
"There's a real gray area here," said Hulus Alpay, who heads the investor relations practice at Makovsky & Company, a consulting firm.
"Individual investors need to be able to connect the dots," said Hulus Alpay, an investor relations practice leader at Makovsky & Company, a public relations firm.
Mrs. Campau, 26, is an associate in the Washington lobbying and government relations practice of Cozen O'Connor, a Philadelphia law firm.
He authored countless articles on public relations practice and principles, as well as the business books The Merger Game and Image Wars as well as the novels End Game and Dead Cat Bounce.
The company laid out a survival plan in February that called for the sale of businesses including a London-based public relations practice, Financial Dynamics; an agency based in Germany, Scholz & Friends; and another in Australia, George Patterson Bates.
"There is now confusion and lack of clarity of what kind of evidence is necessary to convict a contributor or an elected official in giving or accepting a contribution," said the former New York state attorney general, Robert Abrams, who is the head of the government relations practice at Stroock & Stroock & Lavan.
On Mrs Thatcher: "She hated ITV, mainly because of labour relations practices.
For the course's main project, students adopt a local company for study of their investor relations practices.
Therefore, management in large Japanese companies is deeply committed to developing and sustaining effective human resource and industrial relations practices.
The economic and social shock of the Great Depression modified this position considerably, however, and since then the American public has expected the government to play a more active role in regulating economic policy and industrial relations practices.
There has long been a "love-hate relationship" between the two professions, said Sheldon Rampton, co-author of "Toxic Sludge Is Good For You! Lies, Damn Lies and the Public Relations Industry" and research director of PR Watch, a publication that reports on dubious public relations practices.
