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The boundaries of the areas were determined on various considerations with consulting international fishery agencies.
She pulled herself out of it by tackling even more consulting projects, and writing more books.
Milliman is a large international, independent actuarial and consulting firm, with revenues of $676 million in 2010.
The bride is an associate director at Yankelovich Partners, a market-research and consulting firm in Norwalk, Conn.
But Japanese scientists have grown increasingly angry that the National Aeronautics and Space Administration has delayed and reconfigured the station without first consulting international partners.
Gray Loeffler LLC is an advisory and consulting firm (lobbying firm), representing clients' interests before government electoral apparatus and agencies.
Yet the very consulting firms that are most popular among M.B.A.'s - as well as with companies - are now turning increasingly to people with none of this training.
In January, the Council hired ADR Associates/JAMS, an investigative and consulting firm, to interview those involved in the case and recommend ways to address sexual harassment and discrimination complaints.
Alan Tonetti, an archaeologist and historian at the ASC Group, an environmental and consulting firm in Columbus, said he admired the EarthWorks Project's computer images but preferred old-fashioned archaeological illustrations.
The difference between all the previous cease-fire agreements and the current one, Mr. Vance said, is that last Friday's agreement includes detailed mechanisms for separating the warring factions and preventing them from "shooting back" without first consulting international monitors.
Not for Consultants," (Oct. 1), which looked at how consulting firms are not confining their hiring to M.B.A.'s: We are delighted at the attention focused on the wide range of backgrounds that can lead to a good management consultant.
The move began last year when H.M.O.'s began following a guideline from the Seattle-based actuarial and consulting firm Milliman & Robertson to treat mastectomies as outpatient surgery, reportedly a more frequent practice on the West Coast.
As a senior vice president of the Martin E. Segal Company, an actuarial and consulting firm, he helped shape the Employee Retirement Income Security Act, known as Erisa, in 1974 and federal legislation on union-management plans in 1980.
Caperton is part of the Barnes Group in Austin, a legal and consulting firm founded by Ben Barnes, Speaker of the Texas House of Representatives from 1965 to 1969 and thereafter from 1969 to 1973 the state's lieutenant governor.
The plans also call for building two new anchor stores of 80,000 square feet and 40,000 square feet, and three freestanding restaurants, among other things, said Gregg Sanzari, a partner in Street-Works, a White Plains architectural and consulting firm that is helping to design the renovation.
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