Sentence examples for policy consultancy from inspiring English sources

On some clinical measures, such as deaths from colorectal cancer, Canada scores far better than bigger spenders such as Germany.Spend, then reformStill, more money will do little to ease staff grievances unless management and working practices are reformed, argues Steven Lewis of Access Consulting, a policy consultancy in Saskatoon.

Jack O'Sullivan leads a social policy consultancy.

The bridegroom, 26, is a director at HR&A Advisors, a real estate and public policy consultancy in Manhattan specializing in the development and management of public parks, waterfront revitalization and the redevelopment of government property.

With or without capacity growth, major international airports will have to choose a long-term strategy, said Chris Cain, principal of Aviation Strategy and Policy Consultancy, in Cornwall, England.

Keith Henry, an analyst and founder of Asia Strategy, a government policy consultancy in Tokyo, said sensible discussion of CO2 emissions was being lost amid a highly emotive debate over the future of nuclear power post-Fukushima.

Here is why:"People who are shorter-lived tend to make less, which means that if you raise the retirement age, low-income populations would be subsidising the lives of higher-income people," said Maya Rockeymoore, president and chief executive of Global Policy Solutions, a public policy consultancy.

"There is almost nobody who runs a programme who thinks this is a good idea," says Gordon Berlin, a senior vice-president of Manpower Demonstration Research Corporation, a social-policy consultancy.To be fair, many state politicians are keeping their disappointment private.

Until March, she was a strategy and policy consultant in Abu Dhabi for Good Harbor Consulting, an Arlington, Va., consultancy that specializes in international security.

The bride, 29, is a public policy consultant in Chicago for Mathematica Policy Research, a Princeton-based consultancy; she is coordinating an evaluation of approaches aimed at preventing adolescent pregnancies.

"The Caspian region, of which Azerbaijan is the linchpin, is the only major alternative to Russia for energy," George Friedman, head of the policy-risk consultancy Stratfor, recently argued.

ANU made the decision to withdraw its investment in the companies following a review of its investment policy by the consultancy group CAER.