Sentence examples for consulting branch from inspiring English sources

In May, Three Pillar Global acquired the professional services — or consulting branch — of PointAbout.

"We're putting our people on planes all day every day, domestically and internationally," said Jeff James, who runs Disney's consulting branch.

Over more than two decades of consulting, George Arzt branched out from political clients to private ones — hospitals, developers and nonprofits that he said paid well and did not demand as much.

In addition to traditional management consultancies, Statista considered IT consulting firms, advisory branches of auditing companies (like KPMG Advisory) and consulting arms of tech companies (like IBM) for inclusion.

There are existing legal mechanisms in place to provide for domestic wiretapping, but rather than adhere to the laws that provide for judicial oversight, this administration has enacted its own policies and privileges without consulting the other branches of government, as required under our Constitution.

Mr. Romney is so widely popular and recognizable here that even Mr. Liljenquist has tried to hitch a ride on his coattails, emphasizing his career with Bain Consulting, a branch of the private equity firm where Mr. Romney made his fortune.

The GSA awarded the Tysons Corner branch of consulting firm PricewaterhouseCoopers a $1.49 million contract to provide "program management and reporting services" to assist the GSA with the $5.5 billion buildings initiative.

Burr's letter to the White House said Feinstein had sent the classified torture report to the executive branch without consulting then-ranking member Sen. Saxby Chambliss (R-Ga).

Later, when a reporter published an article about Bonow that she felt misrepresented her, she consulted with the branch's P.R. director.

Consult your local branch to find out if online check deposit is available with your type of checking account.

Contrast that with postal services in other countries, many of which are managing to reinvent themselves: last year, the Times wrote that Singapore Post has opened an e-commerce branch that sells consulting services to companies hoping to reach Asian customers; elsewhere, Australia's postal service is reportedly testing drone delivery, and Italy's sells mobile-phone services.