Sentence examples for creating operational from inspiring English sources

The conclusions of this study can assist urban transport planners in designing appropriate urban transport management strategies and can assist transport operation agencies in creating operational strategies to reduce their energy consumption and CO2 emissions.

Once a company has determined which type of customer-introduced variability is creating operational difficulties, it must choose which of four basic strategies to pursue.

He said the plan, delivered to staff earlier this week after the announcement of upheavals including the switching of five daily newspapers to weekly publication and the axing of editor roles at flagship titles including the Yorkshire Post, was not about indiscriminate cuts but about creating operational excellence.

While primary data (about 20%) is relatively easy to access, the other 80% is much more problematic to utilize, creating operational, cost and security concerns for organizations.

When working as intended, PBMs can provide valuable services including improved pricing for health plans and employer groups, and creating operational efficiencies from managing drug benefits.

The company decided not to continue with one of its largest clients because it was creating operational inefficiencies and diluting the brand.

A requirement for pre-operative and post-operative radiographs in all patients would create operational complexity, e.g., funding for the investigation.

And that, in turn, can create operational interruptions and erode brand value.

A three-venue museum would create operational problems, including the expense of running it, said Steward.

"The balance sheet has a number of resources that can be used to create operational success," Mr. Frohnhoefer said.

The company acknowledged that its hard-charging work culture had "created operational, compliance, and cultural challenges and our efforts to address these challenges may not be successful".