It represents taxpayers, whose commercial interest is not limited to share prices and returns on equity.
"These were decisions for whose commercial consequences the RBS executive and board were ultimately responsible".
Still, several regular advertisers will be back, including Pepsi-Cola, whose commercial features Britney Spears.
The deal is a boon to Boeing, whose commercial airplanes division is struggling after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
Chesterfield, on the other hand, better speak to Godfrey, whose commercial announcements are as cozy as kitten in the lap.
He is the rare designer whose commercial line is priced higher than his own, more rarefied one.
It appears to be unedited, the curse of the writer whose commercial clout is stronger than their publisher's willpower.
It was a puzzling property grab in this rural village, 25 miles south of Rochester, whose commercial district was little more than shabby, vacant storefronts.
The Sophists, who were professional educators, introduced a form of higher education whose commercial success attested to and was promoted by its social utility and practical efficacy.
Marcel came of a family of cloth merchants, his grandfather having been the wealthy Pierre Marcel (d. 1305), whose commercial enterprises covered all Europe.
Mr. Moeller's film includes some snippets from "Jew Süss," whose commercial exhibition or sale as a DVD is still prohibited in Germany and several other European countries.
