christopher bland造句

• Christopher Bland, the current chairman, said Hampton wanted to leave after the planned revamping of British Telecommunication's wireless businesses and other moves by the company.
• BT, which was once a state-owned monopoly, said its new chairman would be Sir Christopher Bland, who has headed the BBC's board of governors since 1996.
• The chairmen of the two companies, Sir Christopher Bland of British Telecommunications and C . Michael Armstrong of AT & T, discussed the move on Friday.
• On 20 February 2007, Sir Michael Rake, then chairman of accountancy firm KPMG International, succeeded Sir Christopher Bland, who stepped down in September of that year.
• The chairmen of the two companies, Sir Christopher Bland of British Telecommunications and C . Michael Armstrong of AT & AMP; T, discussed the move on Friday.
• Sir Christopher Bland moved from U . K . broadcaster LWT Holdings Plc last December and Finance Director David Finch joined in September from homebuilder Caradon Plc.
• He was succeeded by Francis Christopher Bland ( 1826 1894 ), High Sheriff in 1859, and he in turn by James Franklin Bland ( 1850 1927 ).
• Chairman Sir Christopher Bland moved from U . K . broadcaster LWT Holdings Plc last December and Finance Director David Finch joined in September from homebuilder Caradon Plc.
• He is the only child of Sir Christopher Bland, and half-brother to four siblings from his mother's earlier marriage to Thomas Edmund Byng, the 8th Earl of Strafford.
• Foreign Secretary Malcolm Rifkind, whose department pays the World Service's bills but got only a day's advance notice of the shake-up, will meet Wednesday with BBC Chairman Sir Christopher Bland.
• In 1934 he married Olive Muriel Dickinson and had one son and two daughters-Jennifer married, firstly, the 8th Earl of Strafford and, subsequently, Sir Christopher Bland, Chairman of British Telecom.
• He is to be replaced next week by Sir Christopher Bland, 62, chairman of the British Broadcasting Corp ., a post he plans to retain until a replacement is found.
• LWT Chairman Christopher Bland stated : " We have the programme power into satellite "  it cost both LWT and Thames ?3 million for the licence, yet on satellite television would only cost ? million.
• Two years ago, it was Sir Christopher Bland's turn to lose his job, as chairman of London Weekend Television, when Ms . Galley exercised Mercury's 15 percent stake in favor of another hostile bid by Granada.
• The BBC's chairman, Sir Christopher Bland, has promised a greater sensitivity to public complaints and stressed that in future, programs shown before a 9 p . m . watershed will be safe for children to watch.
• "It's less than we asked for, but it's above the rate of inflation and the BBC will do its best to make the best use of it in broadcasting terms, " chairman Sir Christopher Bland said.
• She was the unanimous choice of a voting panel that included the clock's previous voice, Brian Cobby, the BBC presenters Natasha Kaplinsky and Alan Dedicoat, and Sir Christopher Bland, chairman of BT Group, the clock's providers.
• Dyke belongs to a coterie of senior broadcasters including Sir John Birt, who is to retire next March, and Sir Christopher Bland, the BBC chairman, who is said by BBC insiders to have pushed hard for Dyke's appointment.
• The new proposal is likely to be formally presented to the chairman of British Telecommunications, Sir Christopher Bland, and BT's chief executive, Sir Peter Bonfield, once the company has completed the spinoff of its mobile division in early November.
• An initial approach by the group, named Earth Lease, which also includes the New York investment bank Chancery Lane Capital, was made in May, and a meeting with Sir Christopher Bland, the chairman of BT, was held a month later.