Sentence examples for distant operations from inspiring English sources

For the 82% extra time spent on the job, the average director received a 23% increase in pay.Travel time becomes an even bigger issue when boards want to be seen to take a global perspective, as is now fashionable: in such cases, they like to fly their board out to one of the organisation's more distant operations.

The current paper proposes that electronic performance monitoring (EPM) may be an effective tool in ensuring production quality standards in distant operations.

These MIHF abstract services may be either local or remote, that is, local operation occurring within a protocol stack and remote operation occurring between two distant MIHF entities.

Patients who met any of the following criteria were also excluded: tumor located at a fissure and incorporating more than one lobe, the presence of distant metastasis before operation, neoadjuvant therapy before operation, previous or concurrent malignancy, or postoperative death within 1 month.

According to Admiral Nirmal Verma, Shakti would significantly add to the Indian Navy's ability to conduct and sustain operations distant from the coast.

In November 1942, as the first (and only) captain of the submarine HMS Splendid, Lieutenant Commander McGeoch left Malta to deploy off Naples in distant support of Operation Torch, the allied landing in north Africa.

Her next task was to provide distant cover for Operation Claymore, the Royal Marines raid on the Lofoten islands off the north-west coast of Norway.

Further exclusion criteria were: anamnestic or synchronous other malignant tumours, known familial adenomatous polyposis, colitis ulcerosa or Crohn's disease, neoadjuvant therapy, synchronous distant metastases, emergency operation, perioperative death and unknown tumour stage at the end of follow up.

Operation Gearbox in June 1943 involved a sweep by Duke of York and Anson, in company with the US battleships and, to provide distant cover for minor operations in Spitsbergen and the Kola Inlet, while the following month diversionary operations, codenamed "Camera" and "Governor of Norway", were carried out in order to draw the Germans' attention away from Operation Husky.

This has left European armies largely incapable of the special-forces operations and distant peacekeeping missions that are now in demand.

As Americans discovered during the disastrous effort to rescue the American hostages in Iran in 1980, the most advanced hardware and lengthy planning does not guarantee success for military operations in distant lands and hostile climates.