Sentence examples for strategy whom from inspiring English sources

Mr Yosano was near the heart of the conspiracies, with his close pal in the DPJ, Yoshito Sengoku, now minister for national strategy, whom he still sees several times a week.

They view Senator Charles E. Schumer of New York, a persistent critic of administration tax strategy whom Mr. Reid promoted within the leadership, as a self-promoting know-it-all.

Hakim El Karoui, a partner at Roland Berger strategy consultants, whom Zinsou took on at Rothschilds, thinks "it was predestined".

9) Never again use the word strategy: with whom are you at war? 10) Stop calling people colleagues until you've learned to mean it.

At best, the distribution in these villages was patchy and the company had no strategy on whom to cover and whom to leave out.

For example, the internal self-oriented focus that prevents the individual from dealing adaptively with the external event causing the emotional experience, might be a strategy for whom the emotion experience is too intense and causing over-arousal, as might be the case for individuals with PTSD [ 4] or children with ASD [ 20].

He worked closely with them, sharing strategies on whom to bribe.

But the overall wisdom of Detroit's strategy depends on whom one asks.

Valmont is, basically, a seductive sociopath and erotomane for whom strategy is a type of foreplay.

These are not the top-ranking members of the leadership who run overall strategy – most of whom remain safe in Pakistan – but the crucial mid-level militants who lead groups of between 50 and a few hundred fighters.

Pension fund boards hire consultants to advise them on investment strategies and suggest whom they should hire as money managers.