Sentence examples for recognised adviser from inspiring English sources

Andrew Winston is a globally recognised adviser, speaker and writer on sustainable business.

Who will state clearly that this kind of energy no longer fits with what we want to be? Andrew Winston is a globally recognised adviser, speaker and writer on sustainable business.

Democracy is best served by recognising that advisers advise and decision makers decide.

ERA advisers recognised that the three target groups faced different types of employment challenges and often had different views towards advancement.

After all, its very existence challenged and subverted New Labour's own democratic policymaking apparatus – a point not lost on No 10's advisers, who recognised how politically sensitive such information could be in the wrong hands.

"The adviser must have a recognised, specific professional qualification and be authorised to give the advice by both the Financial Conduct Authority and often the company they work for.

The review, called Moving Forward and led by Plaid's economic policy adviser Eurfyl ap Gwilym, recognised the party's lack of electoral progress.

China allows a small number of officially recognised alternative parties, although they serve as advisers rather than competitors to the ruling Communist party.

That tone was recognised as too flash by Mansour's image adviser, an English expat, Simon Pearce, now a City director.

Ahmed Yusuf, an adviser to Mr Haniya, said that Hamas recognised Israel's de facto existence but was not going to recognise it officially.

In order to guarantee confidentiality at the beginning of a discussion, a peer health adviser needs to have undergone extensive training by a federally recognised organisation.