Sentence examples for group consultant from inspiring English sources
In a 2014 e-mail, a Silk Road Group consultant sent Tatishev and Ramishvili a summary of a plan they had devised to settle the outstanding debt owed to B.T.A. Bank.
And companies that do measure the return claim to be vindicated Jenni Gillies, HIV group consultant at SABMiller, says its HIV programme turned into a cost benefit in 2004, two years after it was launched.Smarter strategiesMr Brink argues that, in dealing with HIV and AIDS, companies must think strategically about how they get involved with the wider community.
G4S has a primary listing on London Stock Exchange, a former home secretary as "group consultant", and operations in over 125 countries - not bad for a security firm founded in 2004 and based in Crawley.
When splitting the physicians' evaluations into a more experienced group (consultants and residents, 49 patient physician pairs) and a less experienced group (interns, 19 patient physician pairs), no differences were observed (Table 2).
Robert F. Sharpe Jr., a nonprofit-group consultant based in Memphis and Washington, was more blunt, predicting a significant winnowing.
The Culture Boot Camp drew a mix of entrepreneurs and managers eager to meet Mr. Hsieh, including the head of retail operations for the Marine Corps and a church youth-group consultant.
Data on the grade of surgeon and anaesthetist was categorised into two groups: consultant grade or other (including all types of trainees and staff grade doctors).
The clinicians who deliver and assist with the clinics (n=16) span four professional groups: consultant oncologist, cancer nurse specialist, radiographer and surgeon.
Professional groups, consultant biostatisticians, academic clinicians, academic biostatisticians, and other stakeholders, alike, will make ethical judgments based on their own experiences and professional lenses.
Hence his reliance on focus groups, consultants and polling data, a reliance so acute that he even took a consultant's advice as to what to do on his holidays.
The values of our constitution, which begins with the immortal phrase "We the people," now appears little more than a cold historical artefact of an age when idealism sprang forth from great ambition and hope, only to give way to the fiercely individualist and self-centred focus groups, consultants, push polls and lobbyists that treat our ideals and aspirations as political props.
