Andy Duncan, the Channel 4 chief executive, today announced the creation of the 4 Innovation for the Public fund as he unveiled the Next on 4 statement of promises, a clear attempt by the broadcaster to make its case for retaining its public service status in the digital age.
When Premier Pompidou returned from Afghanistan the govt., within 3 hours, made a statement of decision, promise, and principle about the sclerotic educational system in France, which over the years has become the trigger for the students' outbursts.
They have to develop a statement of fulfillable promises backed up by the commitment at all levels of management and the airline's operating group, a commitment to true customer service.
Few realize that corporate profit and loss statements consist of promises not money.
Whatever you call it, the fact that it has to have a name is a most eloquent statement of both the promise and the constraints facing families today.
In March 2010, Standard Chartered came out with a bold statement of its brand promise: "Here for good". The dual meaning (here to do good; here for the long term) fit perfectly with the bank's desire to create both economic and social value.
The exception is ENYCE clothing, owned by Sean "Diddy" Combs, who released a statement of condolence and promised a donation of $1,200£74545) to each family who lost a member in the fire.
The statement of party principles promises to seek help from Western allies and Arab countries in bringing Iraq under control but says nothing about how to accomplish that goal.
Later that day, the JNA issued a statement of regret and promised an inquiry.
"Continuing to issue empty statements of empty promises, thinking that will pacify us, will no longer work".
All the channels will still fulfil their Statements of Programme Promises but there are likely to be fewer opportunities for Current Affairs, as a department, beyond its core output.
