Sentence examples for services leader from inspiring English sources

The move is part of ING's ambition of "substantially increasing our presence in the U.S. and furthering our position as a financial services leader in North America," its chairman, Godfried van der Lugt, said.

Grant was joined on the platform by Kath Austin, marketing and HR director at Pizza Hut Restaurants UK, Katrien De Bauw, chief operating officer at Saatchi and Saatchi, Geraldine Huse, global vice-president at P&G and Graham Wright, consulting services leader at IBM. Wright urged business leaders to communicate the women in leadership agenda to staff by removing the gender element.

Technical services leader at the college, Irfan Patail, whose department looks after more than 1,100 laptops, 400 thin clients and 500 desktops, said desktop virtualisation is currently available to 700 staff, but plans to extend this to students will be considered over the next few months.

While the two companies are hoping to take on America Online aol, it remains unlikely that they pose any real threat to the online services leader, which has about 20 million users.

Procter & Gamble announced it will launch an online store with e-commerce services leader PFSweb, but said it is not trying to bypass the big-box retailers like Wal-Mart and Target that peddle its household and personal care brands to Internet shoppers.

The web services leader crosses the finish line ahead of most of its peers.

However, council children's services leaders rejected the suggestion they had become over-cautious since the judge's remarks, and said they had sought clarification from the government.

But as the Guardian's public services editor, David Brindle, has pointed out, Corbyn's Labour party has got to have meaningful things to say to public services leaders across the UK if it is to be a credible opposition.

Most elderly and disabled people with care needs face paying for their own support by the end of the next parliament unless the next government changes tack on spending priorities, social services leaders are warning.

Corbyn's Labour party has got to have meaningful things to say to Alan, Jim and Kath, as well as to public services leaders across the UK, if it is to be a credible opposition.

New data science skills will be needed across government, but Policy Exchange pointed out that almost more important is ensuring that public services leaders are confident in "combining big data with sound judgment".