Sentence examples for whose consultant from inspiring English sources
It's a happy hour worthy of Italy, involving an onslaught of free appetizers from a menu whose consultant was Lorenzo Viani, a Michelin-star chef.
He was given time off to work in the Florida Senate campaign of Edward J. Gurney, whose consultant, Jimmy Allison, had long been Mr. Bush's father's top political operative.
We approached potential subjects in the units whose consultant psychiatrists agreed to the present survey.
Fifth, we approached only inpatients with schizophrenia in the units whose consultant psychiatrists agreed to this survey; therefore, the sample did not always represent the general population with schizophrenia.
Often one is working in specialized departments whose consultants do not value spending their time watching you consult with a patient, and the primary health care facilities are too busy to take time for those consultations".
In particular, he cited Diamond Technology Partners, whose consultants advise the highest levels of corporate management.
He worked for Aussie, Australian United States Services in Education, whose consultants work with schools on literacy and mathematics.
Most of the companies whose consultants simultaneously provided pay advice and other services failed to disclose those arrangements to investors, the committee found.
Secondary care is provided in hospitals, whose consultants carry out specialist treatments and tackle emergencies.The Hounslow centre could be the start of a new way of running the NHS that straddles the old divide between primary and secondary care.
But it is allowed to spend as much as it wants through Ellen Moran's committee -- whose consultants include former advisers to Mr. Gephardt and Senator John Edwards of North Carolina -- so long as she works independently of campaign party operatives.
All this could add up to the "Death of Outsourcing", says a paper by KPMG, whose consultants have long advised Western firms on sending work overseas.These changes should discourage hostility to globalisation in rich countries, but they should not encourage complacency.
