Sentence examples for implemented talent from inspiring English sources

Margareth Ainley, field human resources officer at Médecins Sans Frontières Margareth specialises in recruitment and retention within the not-for-profit sector, has developed and implemented talent management strategies and champions best practice within the field of HR.

Indeed, the extent to which these banks have implemented talent-management strategies varies widely.

Since 2013, TJPU has successfully implemented the project of "High Level Talent Support Program" which is designed to provide outstanding talents with the favorable environment of innovation and development platform.

Keshi has implemented a mixture of young local talent to older experienced players to create the perfect mix which are hopeful to be crowned champions yet again.

Regarding to master programs, there are 11 first-class, 47 second-class master programs and 8 fields of professional master programs, such as Master of Business Administration, Master of Fine Art and Master of Engineering, etc. Wuhan Textile University attaches great importance to developing pool of talents by implementing the plan of recruiting leading talents and innovating their work mechanism.

Ntini was compelling evidence in favor of affirmative-action policies that were implemented on the belief that serious cricketing talent had been lost to South Africa under apartheid.

It's amazing how many CEOs stumble upon untapped internal talent where ideas can be implemented with minimal resources.

Ryan did not have the best talent in the world, but he implemented a system that worked for his players and hammered fundamentals through endless drills.

But if a solution is not quickly found and implemented Puerto Rico may suffer an acute shortage of the talent it will need to rebuild the post-crisis economy.

Above talent, however, this was primarily a team who implemented a quintessential Peruvian trait: garra, or courage.

The capability in 3DP technology will also impact the strategy implemented in areas including production planning, labor distribution, and new talent training.