Sentence examples for appointed operations from inspiring English sources

Norman was appointed operations director: his brief covered front of house across the entire group, but the work he really enjoyed was developing new business.

Although officers from outside agencies were carrying prohibited weapons, Paul Figueroa, the head of the Oakland department's internal affairs division, who was hastily appointed operations chief, authorized use of so-called less-lethal projectiles.

The great laws of nature, which are God's ordinances in their regular course and appointed operation, do form and give off around us, products which are injurious to us; but He has given us senses to perceive them, and reason to devise the means of avoiding them.... Epidemics are under our control; we may promote the spread, we may prevent it.

Brown was appointed assistant operations officer, 2d Air Division on 8 April 1944.

Having risen to Chief Pilot at Qantas by 1930, he was appointed Flying Operations Manager in 1938.

No more came of this at the time, and by 1938 Brain had been appointed Flying Operations Manager at QEA.

Mel Ewell, the group operations director, was appointed chief operating officer and will run the company along with the acting group finance director, Eric Tracey.

It is just two years and three months since Mr Yates was hastily appointed to Specialist Operations when his predecessor Bob Quick was forced to resign after carrying secret documents on a forthcoming operation in full view of Downing Street journalists.

The former Scotland team manager Guy Richardson has been appointed director of operations for the 2013 Lions tour of Australia.

Instead, local utilities commissioners are appointed to oversee operations and make policy decisions for each municipal utility.

In 1997 Chief Ganci was appointed chief of operations, the second highest uniformed position in the Fire Department.