Sentence examples for provides consultants from inspiring English sources

She insisted her school was already improving and would meet the benchmark by 2011, partly with the help from the London Challenge scheme, which provides consultants to support the work of individual teachers and departments.

The British Medical Association (BMA), the doctors professional body and union, which provides consultants who want to go into private practice with advice, said that contracts made clear there should be no conflict of interest with NHS work, and that consultants who wanted to work privately must first offer to do extra NHS work, and consider the NHS "the priority".

Kelly Scientific Resources is an example of a firm that provides consultants with specialized scientific skills to client companies.

In a speech she gave when the campaign started, Ms. Van Arnem, the chief executive of I-Can Online, which provides consultant services to commercial Web sites trying to reach the disabled, said, "Disabilities disappear with advancements in technology".

"In a way, I feel bad for the Peter Yus of the world," said Brett Sokolow, CEO of the National Center for Higher Education Risk Management, which provides consultant services on campus sexual assault policies.

An agency would be responsible if they provide consultants to businesses.

Princeton Review offered to provide consultants who would interview seniors for 20 minutes and have them fill out questionnaires, then write their recommendations.

Officials at the Texas Education Agency had already spent 700 to 800 hours preparing the state's proposal, and the Gates Foundation had spent some $250,000 to provide consultants to assist the state.

Most of the money will go into the Department of Education general fund or to pay private management companies like New Visions for Public Schools, Urban Assembly and Generation Schools to provide consultants to advise principals and magically turn the schools around.

In 2009, the company paid US$58,613.75 to Labor Information Services, an anti-union management services company connected to The Burke Group, to provide consultants who met directly with workers "either individually or in group meetings...regarding union issues".

The infection control service provided consultants to the committee.