Sentence examples for challenge operations from inspiring English sources

Military "red teams" are independent cells used to scrutinise and challenge operations and plans.

The only other substantial human challenge operation was the Common Cold Unit established by the Medical Research Council in Salisbury, U.K. Then in 1985, a team led by Ripley Ballou began human challenges with malaria at the Walter Reed Army Institute of Research WRAIRR) in Silver Spring, Maryland.

Currently it is remotely operated, letting a surgeon from one central hospital perform challenging operations across the world.

One of the most common (and challenging) operations in this domain is the join.

Enterprises' operations systems and environments, characterized by their complexity and dynamics, are challenging operations strategic management models.

Kamp and Berlijn believe firmly in the "use or lose" principle, and have accordingly sought increasingly challenging operations -- such as the Special Forces deployment to Afghanistan and potential operations in sub-Saharan Africa.

She is the author of the award-winning book "Challenging Operations: Medical Reform and Resistance in Surgery". More information and profiles on all past recipients are available on the Committed to Caring website.

Challenging Operations takes up the apparent paradox of medical professionals resisting reforms designed to help them and their patients.

Energy integrated networks, designed to reduce energy consumption, offer cost savings at the expense of challenging operation.

No wonder Auckland, who took control just over a year ago, has told investors that though they may see Northcliffe as "a challenged operation" he believes it to be "an unappreciated asset".

The result was a return to profitability, prompting Auckland to tell investors in April this year: "Many of you may see Northcliffe as a challenged operation, but I see this business as an unappreciated asset".