Sentence examples for consultancy drawing from inspiring English sources

Preliminary findings from a qualitative evaluation of this work indicate that the in-residence way of working went beyond traditional models of consultancy, drawing on the broader theoretical and analytical expertise of the modellers, and building a level of trust that the staff claimed was rarely experienced with management consultants.

McKinsey, a business consultancy, drew a cost-curve (see chart 3) for projects to cut carbon emissions.

A 2010 report for BCG, a consultancy, drew a parallel with the switch from mainframes and terminals to cloud storage and the internet.Traditional power stations and grids still play a role in this world, but not a dominant one.

Avinash Persaud of Intelligence Capital, a consultancy, draws a distinction between potential "risk absorbers" such as insurers, pension funds and banks themselves, who are able to take a long-term view of the credit and hang on to it even if the price falls, and "risk traders", whose views of the credit are driven by the current price.

The consultancy drew up a draft report which was handed to UKIP last Sunday, 7 December.

He got the Hudson Institute, a think-tank, and Arthur Andersen, a consultancy, to draw up a plan for privatising NAWC, and he lobbied the navy, Congress and President Clinton for their consent.

Hornby, despite having steered his bank onto the rocks, is still drawing fat consultancy fees from the HBOS wreckage.

Much of the research in the development field that has addressed the phasing out of donor support to a project or a whole country (donor exit) takes the form of small-scale, retrospective case studies based on short-term consultancy work,which draw the bulk of their data from discussions with stakeholders (6– 9).

The consultancies are getting worried that they are drawing too heavily on business schools, and are now tapping new sources of recruits, such as PhD programmes, medical schools and art courses.

Where contractors, too often, are doing work that could and should be carried out by full-time employees, consultancy is project-based, aimed at achieving defined objectives and in drawing on skills and expertise from elsewhere.

John Philpott, director of the Jobs Economist consultancy, said the Bank of England committee that sets interest rates needed to go back to the drawing board to explain how a rise in employment can be coupled with a fall in wage growth.