Sentence examples for public sector division from inspiring English sources

In 2005, I joined Microsoft, where I first headed its United States public sector division, then was promoted to direct its $8 billion worldwide public sector business.

Mike Allen, a Microsoft executive in their public sector division, and Brad Keller, a producer and film distributor, live 2,000 miles apart.

"It's probably one of the toughest environments I've seen in 25 years," says Mazich, 50, who, prior to SAS, ran Symantec's public-sector division.

If such a policy could feasibly be implemented, and if health insurance coverage were sufficient to pay for the prices of needed medicines, then such a division could lead to more equitable distributional outcomes than a simple public-private sector division.

Media will now rank with the company's four biggest B2B divisions - healthcare, construction, public sector and retail.

Political analysts say Mr. Raffarin has moved to leverage private sector resentment at public sector privilege and is trying to exploit divisions within the labor movement.

The recruitment squeeze in banking, along with cuts in the public sector, have pushed recruitment company Hays's UK division to a £3m loss.

The chief executive of Viasat's UK division praised the ICO's efforts to police the public sector, but claimed the private sector "still has a relatively free rein".

When the division of labor was discussed, the actors of the public sector expressed it in the form of vague roles in service provision.

Oliver Wyman, a strategy firm, did little work for the public sector before 2009; now such jobs make up an estimated fifth of its financial division's revenue.

New divisions between the overtaxed private sector and the over-indulged public sector.