| The chapter ends by providing common questions and answers about computer consulting. |
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| It has five dedicated individuals in it, and is expanded as needed with professional consulting staff to fit the specific training situation. |
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| Carefully consulting the book, he scrawled various glyphs and runes at certain points in the design. |
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| The challenge has come from Mr Brian Coyle, a consulting engineer with Coyle Kennedy in Galway. |
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| The announcement came yesterday following a meeting between fire safety officers and the stadium's consulting engineers. |
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| Graham, not restrained by talking to a consulting engineer, jumped for joy. |
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| Under Scottish parliament rules, clerks do not help draft bills connected with areas which the Executive is already legislating or consulting on. |
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| Rajagopal is a firm believer that management consulting is facing newer paradigms and the challenges of the profession are many. |
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| For years, we've all known that consulting, as a profession, is getting a little, well, dog-eared. |
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| Manning has more than 20 years of experience in strategy and operations management consulting. |
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| We will continue to work closely with Menston because our experience in this process, of consulting widely and so on, should help them. |
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| At the same time, consulting firms have historically been private partnerships. |
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| Emrys claims to be a sultan of consulting for friends all over the globe in need of advice. |
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| He also enjoys consulting with camp programs on programmatic, training, and psychosocial issues. |
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| By then, he'd become a barrister, then a senior lecturer in criminology at Melbourne University, and then moved into private consulting. |
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| They spend up to a year consulting lawyers, patent officials, technical experts and financiers to pull each project together. |
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| Respondents' racial homogeneity is consistent with the largely white world of professional consulting. |
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| He knew from recent experience that neither sitting on boards of directors nor consulting would satisfy his yearning to have an impact. |
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| This has resulted in their inability to provide professional consulting for their clients from a relatively broader horizon. |
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| Your mentor might not like you consulting other thaumaturges and perhaps passing on her trade secrets. |
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| The appetite for political consulting is triggered by the recognition that campaigning is an undertaking for professionals. |
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| That is why the council is presently consulting with all interested parties about what people want from a new building. |
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| Most of its members were in the library, consulting tomes and magazines for the debate the next day. |
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| Her career goal is to be a corporate executive in a public relations or business consulting firm. |
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| I am the finance manager of a small consulting company in the aviation industry. |
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| Apart from this company, an American, a French and a Swiss firm had bid for the consulting contract with the Finance Ministry. |
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| He called him his counsellor, strategist and advisor, and he never makes a move without consulting him. |
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| They had been worried after one doctor altered Thomas's treatment without consulting a junior colleague responsible for his care. |
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| Even what we psychoanalysts come across in our consulting rooms is a vast range of disorders, which for the sake of simplicity we call psychotic. |
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| He steps out of the room and returns a few minutes later after consulting his manager. |
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| Strategy, message, GOTV and especially media consulting have all been taken over by private firms. |
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| If a young Irishwoman sought employment by consulting newspaper advertisements, she would soon confront anti-Irish prejudice. |
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| They are too busy negotiating film deals in Hollywood and consulting on theatrical adaptations. |
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| Lockheed Martin is also responsible for the avionics and electrical flight control system, as well as for general technical consulting. |
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| Should one get stuck on a puzzle, before looking at the solution there is the option of consulting the hints section. |
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| So always remember that your proposed or recently implemented computer consulting technology solution isn't a one-shot deal. |
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| He is a government affairs consultant, and a past president and COO of a banking software consulting firm. |
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| It has consulting rooms for all five GPs plus space for travel clinics, physiotherapy, podiatry, counselling and family clinics. |
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| I look as if I'm checking items off my shopping list or consulting my schedule. |
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| He also said the work was carried out after consulting the Friends of Rochdale Cemetery and visitors. |
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| I finally got it close enough after consulting the cook at my local taqueria. |
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| The standing committees are basically two groups of members consulting on various matters pertaining to the city council. |
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| The instrument used was based on topics included in the Illinois study and updated by consulting current immunology and serology textbooks. |
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| The consulting contract is supposed to reflect a meeting of the minds between the parties. |
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| She added that she would be consulting a solicitor about possible legal action if it were found that she had appeared on film. |
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| With time not an issue, Robic stopped for an unscheduled rest in Athens after consulting with his crew. |
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| Some of it goes straight to individuals in the form of consulting fees, contracts, honoraria, and salaries. |
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| Major accounting firms were all too happy to be deceived by corporate smoke and mirrors, as long as they got lucrative consulting contracts. |
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| It is the ebb and flow of workload, which is the normal professional control of the consulting engineer in the exercise of his duties. |
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| Since the end of January, the council has been consulting residents, business owners and licensees about the ban. |
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| This book is the result of an iterative process of consulting with experts in the field of computer and network security. |
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| So are white-shoe, Old Economy outfits like consulting firm McKinsey, Deutsche Bank, and Hughes Aircraft. |
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| Rumors are already aswirl about a top-level study on how to restructure the consulting business. |
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| In addition to teaching workshops, Tina maintains a wholistic health consulting practice. |
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| Five years ago when it became apparent academia and I would come to a parting of the ways, I began to work on building a consulting clientele. |
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| He told the ministries in charge of roads not to grade roads without consulting members of Parliament. |
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| Don't rush to make good the deficiency by consulting a dictionary of national biographies. |
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| Their aim was to pioneer a new approach to business and technology consulting. |
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| Accountants protest that impenetrable Chinese walls exist between audit departments and consulting arms serving the same client. |
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| The about section of her web site is full of fanciful garble about her consulting work. |
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| Soon Scient is expected to announce a new suite of consulting products intended to help its clients navigate the next economy. |
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| The company offers a variety of services, including Website design, Web hosting, domain name registration, and e-business consulting. |
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| He wanted a general manager who would not make moves or express an opinion without consulting him. |
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| He has performed security audits and reviews for various firms, and offers consulting services in his spare time. |
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| You'll need a top-tier consulting team to manage the project, which, with sufficient staffing, can be rolled out in a year. |
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| Paul Levesque, a principal at the management consulting firm MedStar Partners, identifies some key aspects of medical product development. |
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| Enoch countered by pointing to her efforts to prevent the ABA from adopting a pro-abortion stance without consulting the membership. |
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| In order for to find out if a suit jacket was sewn or glued, simply ask your tailor or the salesman you're consulting. |
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| Someone from reception gets the resuscitation kit and calls the other two doctors consulting that evening. |
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| Wiley deliberated long and hard, consulting his assistant to heighten the drama, but as professional fouls go it was as clear-cut as they come. |
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| If you are a homebody, you may not want to consider a position with a consulting firm that requires travel three to four days a week. |
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| So what can we learn from this brief and sobering foray into the world of political consulting and rough-and-tumble politics? |
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| Yes, political consulting is a business, and nothing succeeds like success. |
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| This scenario constitutes an excellent example of the reason I've not minded scaling back the hardware aspect of my consulting business. |
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| A bit of high-touch consulting, a few long lunches and hey presto a fifty thousand pound fee. |
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| We were both dissatisfied with our experiences of international consulting. |
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| An Aleut language expert is consulting with native elders for an appropriate name. |
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| He had refreshed his memory by consulting the meticulous diaries he has kept throughout his career. |
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| With consulting work scarce, rejiggering IT systems to boost performance is likely to remain a permanent feature of the consulting landscape. |
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| The union executive spent the weekend consulting local officials and individual firemen and women to gauge their mood. |
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| Pozar is a longtime activist in the high tech community and has spent the past several years consulting as a network architect. |
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| In the present crisis, the Tories should not be consulting spin doctors, but historians. |
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| Base the decision on a nitrate analysis by a reputable laboratory, and after consulting with your physician to help evaluate the level of risk. |
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| He took her to a consulting room and helped her off with her clothes, before indecently touching her. |
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| As is usual in the Netherlands, the Queen appointed an informateur after consulting all leaders of parliamentary parties. |
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| They work in all areas from software development and technical support to sales and consulting. |
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| Storytelling has been abused in Hollywood since producers started consulting script doctors. |
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| Several managements are now consulting security firms for insulation from product theft. |
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| The idea is to use Linux to not only sell expensive computers but also high-margin software and big-ticket support and consulting services. |
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| People with clipboards buzzed among them, calling out names, ticking off lists, leading them inside one by one to consulting rooms. |
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| If you work in a global organization, you might be on call 24 hours a day for troubleshooting or consulting. |
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| She walked straight into a business analyst position with a major consulting firm after graduating in economics and government. |
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| It was a different woman who now confidently walked into the consulting room. |
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| He did not speak their language and most probably spent most his time consulting with his officers and adjutants. |
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| He added that irrespective of technical prowess, security consulting required more than just technical skills. |
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| We have also diversified our business model and now provide a lot of consulting and support to our clients in addition to software. |
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| Most importantly we'd recommend consulting a medical practitioner or dietitian before excluding any major food group like dairy from the diet. |
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| The future historians of the built environment of Blairism won't be consulting back issues of AD or the glossy monographs of the starchitect. |
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| But I'll wager that they and everyone else, from epicure to hunger activist, will soon be consulting these volumes as a quick route to erudition. |
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| You can do so by calling your county's property records office, consulting your local realtors, querying sellers, and asking your neighbors. |
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| We want to leave their consulting room with a definitive answer, a solid diagnosis, not ifs and maybes. |
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| Family business consulting has grown significantly over the past twenty years. |
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| The President rejected the mercy petition after consulting legal experts, including Attorney General Milon Banerji. |
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| Material received when consulting this Internet site is for individual use only. |
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| He said he would be consulting staff about the proposals before deciding what course of action the branch would take. |
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| It featured central consulting rooms, and male and female wards on either side of the cruciform. |
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| Councillors have arranged a meeting at the end of November to discuss consulting all residents on the festival's future. |
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| After consulting the phone book, I grabbed the old receiver and dialed Rick Miles' phone number. |
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| I always think it's funny to watch proggie leaders demonize companies until they start paying said proggie leaders hush money consulting fees. |
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| As in '99, opponents of a republic with an Australian Head of State will complain that consulting the people is a waste of time and money. |
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| Visitors sometimes leave empty-handed, having achieved their purpose by consulting a book or score. |
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| After consulting with the linesman, the referee gives the goal despite animated protests from the furious German team. |
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| Can our present councillors ever make any decisions without first consulting consultants? |
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| After holding senior positions in two MNCs, she is now a consulting engineer. |
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| A State Council served as the consulting body, comprised mainly of Neapolitan nobles and bourgeois. |
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| He was later tried for having antedated a consulting bill, but was acquitted. |
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| Have a knowledgeable consulting architect or engineer find the cause of the leakage. |
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| He's a veteran businessman, venture capitalist, and founder of the Internet consulting firm the Yankee Group. |
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| How did he gain the necessary experience in public relations consulting? |
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| Barbara Guggenheim is a partner in the art consulting firm Guggenheim, Asher Associates. |
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| He has no doubt spent the time delving into the condition of the markets, taking soundings from business executives and consulting with his counterparts from around the world. |
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| At the end of the Second World War, the Allies awarded Italy's former colony to the Ethiopian emperor, Haile Selassie, without consulting its inhabitants. |
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| She is involved in consulting projects and in New Zealandising products. |
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| Ian Bremmer is the president of Eurasia Group, the leading global political risk research and consulting firm. |
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| Roger Williams lured them with private plane rides, generous consulting contracts and even cash, interviews and records show. |
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| Mannya was representing a private legal consulting agency at the hearing. |
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| Two grand doesn't go far when consulting a lawyer for legal advice. |
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| On Sept. 11, Beth Todd-Bazemore, PhD, a psychology professor at the University of South Dakota, was consulting at the Winnebago reservation in northeastern Nebraska. |
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| Its foundations took the form of a concrete raft, whose design had been approved by the council on the recommendation of independent consulting engineers. |
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| All consulting rooms are equipped with everything you will need including an auroscope and ophthalmoscope, but we ask that you provide your own stethoscope. |
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| James Langenfeld is a director at LECG, an economics and finance consulting firm, and an adjunct professor at Loyola University Law School, Chicago. |
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| John C. Beck, now 54 years old and the owner of a consulting firm, then was 23 years old, fresh out of Harvard. |
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| The state, after consulting families, decided not to attempt a retrial of Michaels. |
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| Over a period of months, and after consulting with lawyers, Wyden settled on his question. |
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| Dewey Square was hired to do the outreach to these communities by Global Strategies, another public affairs consulting firm. |
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| This has led to some suggestions that the accounting firm may have adopted a more relaxed attitude on the audit side in order to keep the consulting fees rolling in. |
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| The money is offered to pay for the improvement of seating accommodation in the waiting room, and to provide lockers and screens for use in wards and consulting rooms. |
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| The consulting center, in turn, tended to treat its role too lightly. |
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| When an account executive scores a client engagement, consulting managers waste no time calling around to find out who's qualified and who's available for the job. |
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| In his years of consulting work, Kamau has generated an easy equation for investing in art on a budget. |
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| His wife, kali Evans-Raoul, runs an image consulting firm in Chicago that coaches clients on how to put their best foot forward. |
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| It is clear that they were documents containing information which had been obtained by the plaintiffs with a view to consulting their professional adviser. |
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| However, the personal trainer should not perform assisted stretching without first consulting the rehab professional who previously treated the client. |
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| He said that at the centre of the present crisis was the fact that the federal council had taken a course of action without consulting the people. |
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| Advances in our understanding of the human genome not only have a considerable impact on consulting individuals and their families but also on the population in general. |
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| The report recommends seeking additional funds for the skate park, but also includes consulting young people about which facilities they see as most important for them. |
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| If one is familiar with the existing sources pertaining to the First and Second Banks of the United States, there will be nothing to gain by consulting this book. |
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| Alternatively you could hire a consulting structural engineer. |
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| The fact that A.K. was the person who suggested lowering the sewers was confirmed during his examination by Zaven Sarkissian, the defendant's consulting engineer. |
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| By 1815 a wave of canals, docks, port, and road improvements, waterworks, lighthouses, and bridges were establishing the profession of consulting engineer. |
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| Water treatment officials reeling from the unexpected blackout in Cleveland say they now are planning to hire consulting engineers to study additional power options. |
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| Mr. Tim Mullen, Acting Manager, said the concerns would be brought to the attention of the senior engineers in Mayo County Council and the consulting engineers. |
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| It says the scheme to register construction and consulting firms emanated from past experiences of the council and now wished to reward firms based on their performance. |
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| Campaign consulting is simply another business sector experiencing globalization, a sector in which entrepreneurs and innovators can expand, compete and succeed. |
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| Now, Morgan Doyle has announced that it has partnered with Directory Design, an Arizona-based US company specialising in directory design and consulting. |
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| A qualified architect or engineer that specializes in roof consulting can help you make this decision by offering professional guidance for the choice. |
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| She said she and the electrocardiogram technician argued regularly because the technician would often barge into her consulting room while Langley was seeing patients. |
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| The hastiness with which Congress approved the scheme, without first consulting the Salvadoran public, was met with instant criticism from various sectors. |
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| They prospered handsomely through their knowledgeable consulting. |
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| As an ecotoxicologist you will probably work for an environmental consulting company, research institution, or government regulatory agency sampling ecosystems for pollutants. |
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| In his eight years as chief executive the company grew by 40 percent with services and consulting leading the growth, while its stock value increased eightfold. |
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| The palliative care consulting team was led by the director of geriatrics. |
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| Up to 60 graduates were offered management consultancy positions by international consulting firms with operations in Dublin after last year's milk rounds. |
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| Or, one might add, land a mass-market book contract, give a TED talk, and make more than few bucks consulting. |
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| She lucked out that day, however, nothing much really happened except for her mother flittering about, consulting with nurses and her father brooding, watching warily. |
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| While I am wholly in favour of recycling, I feel York council is going about their new system in a high-handed way without consulting those it affects. |
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| Such sustained confusion and a sense of ineffable, implicit meaning do appear to result in the person's consulting inadvertencies and trying to wrest meaning from them. |
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| He's checking the work of the first consulting acoustician, who was hired to check the work of a company that has been designing ship interiors for 50 years. |
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| I know they were slightly peeved that everything had not gone their way but to sneak new staff onto a ship without consulting anyone is a bit much in this day and age. |
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| The television broadcast of the race included live coverage of communications between Jarrett's crew chief and spotter, and of that spotter consulting with other spotters. |
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| Treatment rooms for massage and mud baths run around the east edge of the complex and the new pavilion at the southeast corner houses the doctors and their consulting rooms. |
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| Since launching in 2000, Eyetools had built a thriving consulting business by helping clients understand exactly how Internet users react when navigating a website. |
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| When you got one of those complicated dilemmas or challenges, you hired the folks at a full-service consulting firm and paid them millions of dollars, and they helped you. |
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| Latham had a reputation for erratic behaviour, not consulting his erstwhile colleagues and for some of the most unparliamentary language ever entered into Hansard. |
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| He hired a private consulting firm to update cadastral values. |
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| If you are going to pursue a keyboard hack, there is a good article on the Internet that I suggest consulting as an addendum to the material presented here. |
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| You may be entirely right about the optics or the PR aspect of this, that it looks bad for the administration to do this unilaterally without consulting Congress. |
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| The Oedipus story's, I think, the grimmest of all oracle stories and it's the one where the freedom of the person consulting the oracle seems at its lowest degree. |
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| Pinsky was also privy to payouts for his celebrity, accepting a lucrative consulting gig with Janssen Pharmaceutica. |
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| Three extra consulting and treatment suites are set to be built at the South Woodham Ferrers health clinic, which should allow more patients to be seen in the town. |
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| Although babies under twelve months should not be given cow's milk without first consulting your doctor, most formula milk is based on cow's milk. |
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| A government consulting company in the Northern VA area is looking for a clearable junior-level network analyst to provide monitoring of multiple client servers. |
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| The next day, major newspapers such as The Times and the Washington Post began consulting forensic experts and reporting stories that raised similar questions. |
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| I made a show of consulting my watch and quickly bade the place goodbye. |
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| Management consultancies have been forced over recent years to demerge consulting and auditing arms, due in the main to concerns over conflicts of interest. |
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| There's a reason ipecac is clearly labeled that it is not to be administered without first consulting a poison control center, emergency room or physician. |
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| After consulting the premier, the governor allocates a portfolio of responsibilities to each Cabinet member. |
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| Wayne Wilson, Gordius Consulting, LLC has more than 14 years of experience in public accounting, consulting, and finance. |
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| Mr Knight said no business should look to query the current rateable value of a property without first consulting a chartered surveyor. |
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| The global consulting firm KPMG has submitted the draft report on coal rationalisation to Government. |
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| Paul Gladen is CEO of Muzeview, a research and consulting firm in New York City. |
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| Environmental Protection Agency, who now runs Wetland Strategies and Solutions, an environmental consulting firm in Merrimac. |
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| After consulting with the British command in Freetown, the four officers left the camp and covertly passed the RUF line before trekking west. |
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| In 2007 the Conservative Party were consulting upon options for the future. |
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| The program also included a brief review of consulting market in Kyrgyzstan and a videodisc as a present to the participants. |
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| Ava Seave is principal and co-founder of the Quantum Media consulting firm and has held management roles at Scholastic Inc. |
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| Harrison, consulting engineers to the project, were invited to give proposals for a bridge. |
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| In partnership with a consulting firm in the Kingdom of Sweden, the Officers Institute conducted a course to enhance the skills of its staff. |
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| The South Reading Room is used for consulting archives, manuscripts, maps and other printed materials. |
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| Antarctica is a de facto condominium, governed by parties to the Antarctic Treaty System that have consulting status. |
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| Rajan is also a consulting psychologist, life skills coach, neuro-linguistic programming practitioner hypnotherapist. |
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| Heather Perry, a current SCAA board member and director of training and consulting at Klatch Coffee, Upland, Calif. |
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| In addition, sign-off by consulting actuaries is starting to bring greater consistency to both embedded value assumption sets and methodologies. |
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| In 1894, Gladstone retired and, without consulting the outgoing prime minister, Victoria appointed Lord Rosebery as prime minister. |
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| The organization's consulting dendrologist, deemed the Darlington oak too similar to the laurel oak to be considered a separate species. |
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| Its EBCDIC to ASCII conversion service provides conversion solutions through turn-key contracting and consulting. |
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| He can also dissolve the parliament after consulting the Prime Minister and the president of the Constitutional court. |
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| Lia Gaertner, Advisory Board Member, is a principal at Halteres Associates, a bioscience consulting company. |
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| In addition to actually registering DOIs, CDI provides consulting on how the DOI can increase revenues and reduce costs. |
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| Anglesey County Council is consulting with residents in Llanfairpwll on the scheme which it's hoped will begin next year. |
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| When purchasing the ideal running shoe, patients should begin by consulting with a specialty running shoe store. |
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| Denbighshire Council will be consulting on the proposed changes to some services in and out of the county. |
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| Once in your consulting room, test the pH of the inferior fornix with lithmus paper or the pH indicator on a urine dipstix. |
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| Prat PR is a public relations agency specializing in media relations, internal and external communications and strategic consulting. |
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| Mr Clegg has put these forward, along with high-profile Lib Dem Shirley Williams, apparently without consulting the Tories. |
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| It soon reached a national level, by consulting legislators, ministers and journalists. |
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| We are also currently consulting on our child poverty strategy, which specifically recognises the pressures caused by inwork poverty. |
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| Expert Gord Young decoded it by consulting a Royal Artillery codebook that had been kept by a relative who fought in the conflict. |
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| Alison was nally diagnosed with Punctate Inner Choroidopathy after consulting experts at Birmingham's Queen Elizabeth Hospital. |
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| Current top management of Public Telephone will continue to work with PhoneTel on a consulting basis. |
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| Brane Gruban, ABC, has more than 28 years of business experience, including 15 years in public relations and management consulting. |
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| Infitrak is based in Markham, Ontario, outside Toronto, and provides consulting, packaging and measuring solutions for cold chain applications. |
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| Roberts continued as a consulting engineer and inventor until his death, taking out 18 patents. |
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| Using them without consulting a doctor can result in hyperpigmentation or ochronosis, a bluish black discolouration of the skin. |
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| Having thus become a Privatdozent, Weber joined the University of Berlin's faculty, lecturing and consulting for the government. |
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| The Dahill Group is a professional search, recruiting and consulting firm with 17 years of recruiting experience and 25 years in the oil patch. |
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| Peterson, co-founder of Web Analytics Wednesday and CEO of the web analytics consulting group Web Analytics Demystified. |
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| I trust that Cardiff council will endeavour to publicise its minicom number by consulting the deaf people of Cardiff. |
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| According to global research and consulting firm Wood Mackenzie, the worldwide LNG market is poised for oversaturation in the coming years. |
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| And consulting firms such as WonderWorks now exist to support organizations through the transition. |
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| This strategic alliance between two consulting companies offers corporate clients globally acclaimed intangible asset valuation services. |
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| He had worked for Monsanto, Masonite and PPG before founding Crop Pro-Tech, one of the nation's largest independent crop consulting firms. |
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| Nation Hahn is director of engagement at a design and consulting firm. |
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| Without consulting suffragette leaders such as Pankhurst, Dunlop refused food in protest at being denied political prisoner status. |
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| Incentivize Solutions provides consulting services and seminars focused on enhancing guest service and training today's generation. |
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| Duy's comments were incorrectly attributed to Joe Cortright, president of the Portland consulting firm Impresa. |
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| The production manager was annoyed because some desk jockey in the main office reassigned her staff without even consulting her. |
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| Kathleen Robertson, CEO of Athena Strategies, has been named Cambridge Who's Who Executive of the Year in consulting and strategic planning. |
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| Davis reports receiving consulting or lecture fees from several companies, including Acrux Ltd. |
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| Ancestor veneration and the Daoist rituals of consulting almanacs, geomancy, horoscopes and spirit mediums are seasoned with ethnic flavour. |
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| But after consulting with his boss, the second guard also wagged his head. |
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| He loved to flabbergast his associates by announcing some startling new policy without consulting any of them. |
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| Longstanding relationships with consulting hydrogeologists provide the company a steady stream of referral business opportunities. |
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| To recreate the clothing, Honda is working with the creative consulting agency, Hubris Factory and its founder, Jon Alain Guzik. |
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| He was hopping mad when he came home and discovered that she had bought a new car without consulting him. |
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| He opened a small office and consulting room at 2 Upper Wimpole Street, or 2 Devonshire Place as it was then. |
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| Optimal Markets, a leading provider of auction software and consulting support, integrates advanced game theory into state-of-the art software. |
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| Insurance consultants Monroe Larson and Charles Garrity put us in touch with the Premit Group, a New York-based consulting firm, for help. |
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| Accordingly, the dean's office has been consulting with other graduate schools over the development of a fair means test. |
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| The acquisition of BEI Golembe will immediately make EDS a major force in the area of providing consulting services to the financial industry. |
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| The bridegroom, 75, retired as a consulting immunohematologist in Manhattan, serving as an expert witness in paternity cases. |
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| Rains also trigger attack by Jassid traditionally called 'Sabz Taila' and growers should apply suitable pesticides after consulting experts. |
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| The industry also includes software services, such as training, documentation, consulting and data recovery. |
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| Fortunately, this does more to remind the reader that in putting together a LIDAR project, consulting a skilled photogrammetrist is advisable. |
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| We began our search by consulting Mike's father's death certificate. |
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| The MFA targets students who wish to start a career as an analyst in an investment bank or who wish to work in consulting. |
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| This website is designed to allow digital access to management research reports, consulting reports, working papers and articles. |
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| Employee empowerment refers to the various ways in which nonmanagerial workers are enabled to make autonomous decisions without consulting a boss, supervisor or manager. |
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| She previously spent more than 15 years in strategy consulting, finance and investment at KPMG, Kleinwort Benson, Mercer Management Consulting and Nomura International. |
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| But after consulting with passengers and local residents Nexus, which fund the bus route using money from local authorities, decided on the change. |
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| She found particularly offensive the Foreign Secretary, Lord Palmerston, who often acted without consulting the Cabinet, the Prime Minister, or the Queen. |
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| Davis reports receiving consulting or lecture fees from Acrux Ltd. |
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| Zaris has started a consulting company, Global Actualization LLC, and will continue to stay active in the business arena as well as charitable activities. |
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| After consulting the health officials, the unwell passengers were told they would not be accepted for further travel and were requested to deboard. |
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| The City of Tacoma is seeking proposals from qualified arborists to conduct tree risk assessments, tree appraisals, and provide consulting advice for City projects. |
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| Councilman Bernard Parks, a former LAPD chief, took the department to task for reclassifying domestic-violence assaults without first consulting the City Council. |
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| In June, HRC acquired Questor, LLC of Portland, Maine, a real estate consulting firm providing due diligence and underwriting services to the real estate industry. |
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| His commentary, along with that of each team's consulting expert and the auctioneer, provides helpful tips and valuable information for antiquers. |
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| The AST Group owns and operates a world-class technology infrastructure and offers a diversified and comprehensive range of IT consulting and delivery services. |
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| Before joining ADP, Barlow founded and served as managing director of KnowHow 401, a consulting firm that supports financial advisers in building their 401 business. |
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| Cost reimbursable contracts accounted for the largest share of federal work in 2007, according to a survey of contractors by the consulting firm Grant Thornton. |
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| According to Peter Gallagher, president of devIS, the information systems consulting firm that has been selected to design, develop and host DisabilityDirect. |
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| According to Jon Rydberg, CEO of compliance consulting firm Orchid Advisors, corporate culture is one key factor in encouraging whistleblowers to report internally. |
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| Mantra bridges this gap by providing quality consulting, proximity, working very closely with its customers and delivers superior results through strategic partnerships. |
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| Prior to Kodak, Lloyd was president of a consulting firm, Inwit Inc. |
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| Other think tanks are funded by governments, advocacy groups, or businesses, or derive revenue from consulting or research work related to their projects. |
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| Next month a Town Centre Partnership will be launched at a time when the city is consulting on a new regeneration framework which will shape the town over two decades. |
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| Swithin owns and operates her own consulting business, Tina Swithin, LLC, which came to fruition as a result of her personal custody battle with a Narcissist. |
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| Barabe led an analytical team of five scientists who worked on the project at McCrone, a consulting laboratory in microscopy and microanalysis in Westmont, Ill. |
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| Kathleen Perone, a seasoned business professional with 30 years of experience, is president and founder of XLNT Technologies, a management advisory and consulting service. |
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| Bellissimo Coffee InfoGroup, a Portland, Oregon-based consulting company and producer of training DVDs and business manuals, has hired Stacie Greer as its marketing director. |
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| Contract Awarded for Engineering, procurement and construction management or EPCM consulting services for the expansion of the Viga iron ore project in Brazil. |
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| The NAIC has helped to develop automated exam systems and provides consulting support to state examiners in the preexamination and on-site phases. |
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| EnSafe will be responsible for the consulting, assessments, surveys, monitoring, training and remediation for environmental regulatory compliance across Tennessee. |
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| Tracy Hulver, chief identity strategist, enterprise identity solutions, Verizon Enterprise Solutions, a leading provider of managed mobility, IT and consulting services. |
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| She has been a consulting chef, recipe developer, food stylist and product tester for numerous projects in the Greater Houston area and nationally, including Chantal Cookware. |
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| Development InfoStructure, a leading provider of information technology consulting services, today announced the departure of Devis Co-founder and President Peter Gallagher. |
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| About TSP Taylor Strategy Partners, founded in 1969 and headquartered in Columbus, OH, provides a unique combination of business consulting and talent acquisition management. |
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| As the Principal of Dionysos Investments Limited, Haim played a pivotal consulting role for leading companies including RadVision, OTI, Xfone and Clickleaders. |
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| These early engines were not manufactured by Boulton and Watt, but were made by others according to drawings made by Watt, who served in the role of consulting engineer. |
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| These range from professional clubs such as consulting, entrepreneurship and energy clubs, to regional clubs including the Latin American and China club. |
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| Batsmen come in to bat in a batting order, decided by the team captain usually after consulting the team coach, though the captain is not bound to consult the coach. |
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| Though she initially stated that she intended to contest the second ballot, Thatcher decided, after consulting with her Cabinet colleagues, to withdraw from the contest. |
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| Diamond Ocean Enterprises, a Mossack Fonseca entity set up in 2005, reported its purpose as financial consulting to a Namibian diamond manufacturer and polisher. |
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| He made his decision without consulting either the other military staff present, or the Tsar and military command, who all disagreed with the decision. |
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| After consulting her case history, the doctor prescribed methotrexate. |
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| In the preface the translators acknowledge consulting translations and commentaries in Chaldee, Hebrew, Syrian, Greek, Latin, Spanish, French, Italian, and German. |
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| Charles, fearing for the safety of his family in the face of unrest, assented reluctantly to Strafford's attainder on 9 May after consulting his judges and bishops. |
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| Stephen B. Wilcox, PhD, is founder and principal of Design Science Consulting Inc. |
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| Consulting a knowledgeable practitioner is the best way to find out which prebiotics and probiotics are most effective for specific conditions. |
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