Sentence examples for controls personnel from inspiring English sources
In 1999, he supervised a ¥7.4 trillion injection of public funds into big, "healthy" banks, meant to make them even stronger.Now Mr Mori, who controls personnel decisions at the FSA, seems to want merely to keep up appearances for the rest of his watch, which is expected to end next July.
By comparing relative performance of contractors, the central government controls personnel incentives and material incentives due to economic and social development policies that mainly depend on the contractual system.
Similarly, the White House ultimately controls personnel decisions.
Rivers, who also controls personnel moves as the Clippers' president of basketball operations, said he wasn't convinced that every player who sought a buyout would be granted one.
In many ways, it may be more like an inapplicable lethal artifact, a cluster bomb made up of shards of the Western concept of modernity married to a Leninist-based formula where a single party controls personnel, propaganda, and -- crucially -- the People's Liberation Army.
Even when there were working computers, not enough log-in accounts were assigned to doping control personnel.
Until a final decision is made, F.A.A. inspectors are functioning as quality-control personnel for the airline, Mr. Lacey said.
Outsiders: In our orbital studies, we found that crew members displaced intragroup tension and negative feelings to the "out-group," in the astronauts' case, mission control personnel.
Astronauts and mission-control personnel have used eye masks, earplugs and sleep aids like Ambien to help them doze, Dr. Johnston said.
For instance, he gives the game studios that are part of Activision the ability to lease their own office space, control personnel decisions, choose their own technology and set their own deadlines.
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