Sentence examples for executive of operations from inspiring English sources

Mr. Stanley is returning to China in a new role as chief executive of operations there, after stepping down as country officer in June.

"Even though this is my fourth convention, you still hold your breath and try not to be overwhelmed by the magnitude," said Cameron Moody, deputy chief executive of operations for the Democratic National Convention Committee.

But three senior officers, general manager of logistics Derek Osborn, chief executive of operations Kate Munnings and commercial strategy director Angela Margaret-wereiams were unable to answer a series of questions about the serious allegations raised at the centre, instead opting to take most questions on notice.

"Look at their profiles on LinkedIn and see if you find a common bond," says David Lewis, the chief executive of OperationsInc., a human resources outsourcing and consulting firm in Norwalk, Conn.

At first, Haynes worked with only two C-47 transports, and was accompanied on some missions by just one P-40 Warhawk fighter flown by the outfit's executive of operations, Colonel Robert Lee Scott, Jr., who had shifted to flying a fighter once HALPRO was canceled.

Formerly executive director of operations, Environment Agency.

David Macklin, executive director of operations at Yorkshire ambulance service, said staff and volunteers had worked beyond their normal hours, often without breaks, in order to cope.

Using dogs to screen luggage "has been around, but it was not really on the front burner," said Michael DiGirolamo, the airport's deputy executive director of operations.

Fiona Malcolm, Executive Director of Operations at Samaritans said: "We are very concerned to learn that one call to Samaritans in a SERCO prison was listened to as a result of human error.

John Holmes, deputy executive director of operations at the Port of Los Angeles, said some might describe the port as perfect, free-market economics, but he described it as "cavemen economics".

Denis Carvill, deputy executive director of operations, maintenance and airline relations with the Burbank Bob Hope Airport, noted that wheels facing down tend to get caught in conveyor belts.