Sentence examples for division of operational from inspiring English sources

While Barry's terms of reference encompassed only No. 1 TAF, the inquiry also heard evidence of shortcomings in the Air Force's higher command that may have contributed to structural and morale problems on Morotai, particularly a bitter and long-running feud between Jones and Bostock over the division of operational and administrative control of the RAAF in the Pacific.

Table 2 suggests a possible division of operational responsibilities.

As an assignee to its division of operational medicine, I was enamored of my ability to master the sparse literature and science of the field and soon became an "expert".

It is also shown that the division of the operational budget deficit into the part that is subject to negative inflation feedback and the part that is inflation-proof has implications for both the discussion of the inflationary consequences of budget deficits and the design of stabilization policy.

By June 1944 the Jones Bostock conflict and the anomalous division of administrative and operational responsibilities again led the Australian government to consider the appointment of a new commander senior to both officers.

And, with a reduction in the number of operational divisions - Glasgow went from three to one - fewer chief superintendents.

Evaluation of the newly generated images from study 3 (n=20) permitted not only the detection of early stages of tumor development with greater confidence, and also led to the operational division of IL6Myc-driven PCT development into early (⩽76 days of age), intermediate (77 104 days) and late stages (>104 days) of tumor development.

Dr. Fox said the redeployment of troops from the Royal Marine's 40 Commando from Sangin would create "a coherent and equitable" division of the province into three operational areas, each with a brigade-sized force and a population of approximately a third of Helmand's 1.1 million people.

"It is nothing short of a miracle — nothing short of a miracle — to fall from that height and still be, well, to still be alive," said Deputy Chief Thomas E. McKavanagh of Division 3, an operational commander on the scene after the accident and a 28-year veteran of the Fire Department.

By 1996 Widerøe had undertaken a series of operational amendments after recommendation from the commission, including a reorganization of the aircraft operation division, the quality insurance division and the company's reporting systems.

"There is an operational and territorial division of labour, whereby Iran contributes skilled manpower and Russia air power, probably increasingly in the form of close air support".