Sentence examples for technology secretary from inspiring English sources

Marc Holtzman, the state's technology secretary, and the Colorado Department of Motor Vehicles are looking into several options for eye exams.

Targeting high-tech parts like computer displays and semiconductors could help Brazil reduce its trade deficit in these products and develop a robust homegrown industry, said Virgilio Almeida, information technology secretary at the Ministry of Science and Technology.

"We don't get involved in politics," said Vivek Kulkarni, the information technology secretary for Bangalore, "but we did bring to the government's attention the problems the Indian I.T. industry might face if there were a war...

"For top talent, cybersecurity isn't about just a job and a paycheck," Jim Duffey, Virginia's technology secretary, said in a statement.

Doers and doings in business, entertainment and technology: U.S. treasury Secretary and former Alcoa CEO Paul O'Neill shocked Beltway watchers by announcing his resignation Dec. 6, amid a shake-up in President economic team.

"The UK is a world leader in the development of driverless technology," said business secretary Vince Cable.

So, while the introduction of new technology allowed the secretary out of the steno pool and Peggy is seen as an old maid in her late 20s, many other social issues that govern their lives still resonate.

Among other changes, the Obama administration is seeking to eliminate $4 billion in subsidies to fossil fuels, aid that Dr. Chu calls unnecessary; it is also proposing to drop research on onshore wind because it is "an established technology," the energy secretary said.

He replaces William Colglazier, who last fall became science and technology adviser to Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.

Doers and doings in business, entertainment and technology: U.S. treasury Secretary Paul O'Neill shocked Beltway watchers by announcing his resignation today, amid a shake-up in President George W. Bush's economic team.

"We think that over the next three years Britain will become the most interesting country in the world when it comes to health technology," U.K. Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt told the Financial Times last year, adding that big data could "save thousands of lives … [driving] up our clinical standards to the very best in the world".