Sentences with phrase «key architect»

Key architect for emerging mobile workforce vision, defining strategic objectives and collaborating with IT and business units to clarify sponsorship, requirements and outcomes.

Two key architects of their recent success — Philipp Lahm and Xabi Alonso hanged up their boots at the end of the previous campaign, and they are now in the search for potential match - winners during this summer's transfer window.

Walcott has been the low - key architect behind the mayor's education - reform agenda.

Both Sens. John Kerry and Lindsey Graham, key architects of the Senate climate bill coming in 2010, are in favor of expanded nuclear use, but of course many environmentalists oppose more nuclear because of safety risks and cost.

And Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin will be a key architect of Trump's tax plan — but that piece of legislation seems to be slipping farther and farther into the future.

Indeed, despite his critics, the U.S. Treasury secretary was lauded late last year as one of the key architects of the global financial sector's apparent recovery.

Weiners was a key architect of the move to Querétaro from Juarez.

During a decade - long career at NetApp, Suresh led the company's product strategy and product development and was a key architect of the steady expansion of NetApp's product portfolio into new markets.

And as more nationalist and protectionist elements within the White House, like Peter Navarro, the key architect of Trump's «America First» campaign and Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross, we should be prepared to expect further escalation of these types of trade measures, and without doubt China is in the cross hairs.

Jason Kenney — a key architect of Harper's majority victory but also a would - be aspirant to his succession — has been looking like an unhappy camper for all to see.

«We repeatedly aired our concerns about China,» said Peter Navarro, director of the White House National Trade Council and a key architect of the measures.

She was named as one of the key architects of political discrimination at Google by a whistleblower we interviewed last August.

A key architect was Baker McKenzie, a huge law firm based in Chicago.

Monreal looked good going forward and was a key architect of the 2nd goal.

I am immensely grateful for the huge contribution you have made to the government over the past 18 months; both in the trailblazing work you have undertaken as Energy and Climate Change Secretary and in your wider role in government as a key architect of the coalition.

One of the key architects of the Howard Dean insurgency, Joe Trippi transformed grassroots politics into digital enterprise that is today indispensable.

With the Tories triumphant and George Osborne a key architect of their success the chancellor has...

With the Tories triumphant and George Osborne a key architect of their success the chancellor has had a spring in his step since May.

Just before being reappointed to the Cabinet Peter Mandelson, one of the key architects of New Labou

Also set to give evidence next week are Lord Mandelson, who was one of the key architects of New Labour's spin operation, Tom Watson, who doggedly pursued the phone - hacking story with the Guardian newspaper, and Tessa Jowell, whose phone was hacked while she was media secretary.

Top House Democrat Nancy Pelosi of California, herself a key architect of the budget plan, announced her opposition Wednesday morning and mounted a remarkable daylong speech on the House floor, trying to force GOP leaders in the House to promise a later vote on legislation to protect the younger immigrants.

He was one of the key architects of our election victory.

Joe Trippi, one of the key architects of Howard Dean's path - breaking campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination in 2004 writes:

Defendants Alain Kaleyeros, the former president of SUNY Polytechnic Institute, who was a key architect of Cuomo's upstate economic development programs and executives from contractor from LP Ciminelli, major donors to Cuomo's campaign committee, will soon go to trial in Manhattan federal court on corruption changes.

Stefanik is an ally of House Speaker Paul Ryan, a key architect of the tax overhaul push.

James Lundie's relationship with one of the key architects of the coalition government was kept private because Mr Laws wanted to keep his sexuality secret, he has claimed.

A key architect of Vote Leave, the former trade emissary to Belize and competitive clay pigeon shooter is in hot water over his reference to the Third Reich's propaganda machine

For having been the key architect behind Gordon Brown of New Labour's neo-liberal economic strategy of deregulation and tax cuts?

For my review of the last Tory general election campaign I was fortunate to interview all of its key architects including George Osborne, Steve Hilton and Andy Coulson.

On May 15, jury selection for the trial of former SUNY Polytechnic Institute President and CEO Alain Kaloyeros, whom Cuomo empowered and praised over several years as a key architect of his upstate economic development efforts, and executives from LP Ciminelli, a construction company tied to the factory and Cuomo» campaign coffers, will commence.

Lord Mandelson, a key architect of Labour's three election victories under Tony Blair, said the party could have won the election but instead had lost «badly».

But nearly three years later, one of the key architects of new Labour has announced his intention to step aside as Labour leader in the wake of the party's general election defeat which was dominated by bigotgate and the Leaders» debates.

Elsewhere, the Department's Third Offset Strategy — a touted effort initiated under President Obama to maintain and accelerate superiority in advanced technology areas like hypersonics and human - machine collaboration — makes scant appearance in this year's budget request, even though Deputy Defense Secretary Bob Work, a key architect of the strategy in the prior administration, has so far stayed on at the Pentagon.

Dr. Roco is the key architect of the National Nanotechnology Initiative (NNI)-- America's $ 8 billion investment in the science and engineering research expected to revolutionize technology and industry.

That fearlessness served Mitchell well as a key architect in an international effort to synthesize the yeast genome, an important step towards the creation of synthetic life.

Students learn about the science behind nanotechnology before applying nanotechnology - enabled tools and concepts to futuristic characters, said Mihail C. Roco, NSF senior advisor for science and engineering and a key architect of the National Nanotechnology Initiative (NNI).

From there he helped design the N64's analog stick on its controller, worked on peripherals with the Gamecube, and was a key architect of the Wii.

BBC Two has today announced further casting for The Eichmann Show - a 90 - minute film about the televising of the trial of Adolf Eichmann, one of the key architects of the Holocaust.

At the height of the war, two Czechoslovakian soldiers were sent to Prague to assassinate Reinhard Heydrich, the key architect of the Final Solution.

David Coleman, the new head of the College Board, was formerly a key architect of the Common Core.

She was a key architect of the law, arguably Bush's most significant domestic accomplishment and a grand experiment for Republicans, who traditionally thought education should be left to the states.

«I hope all in all it's going to be smooth sailing,» said Tom Wolanin, an aide to Representative William D. Ford, the Michigan Democrat who chairs the House Education and Labor Committee, and a key architect of the House bill.

(Its policy director was a longtime staffer for Representative George Miller, one of the key architects of NCLB.)

«This puts us in great position for Race to the Top,» said Rep. Tim Melton, an Auburn Hills Democrat and a key architect of the package.

«This puts us in a great position for Race to the Top,» said state Rep. Tim Melton, a Democrat who is a key architect of the Michigan plan.

In February, Lord Baker, a key architect of the ailing programme, won a major concession in the House of Lords to force all schools to give UTCs access to promote their institutions to pupils.