Sentence examples for face operation from inspiring English sources

This Potemkin salubrity is regarded with frank skepticism by many locals as a gigantic, government-run "face operation".

ECT would face operations challenges delivering an east London contract from their base in west London.

In 1971, for example, on the Straight Creek interstate highway tunnel in Colorado, a very complex pattern of multiple drifts was found necessary to advance this large horseshoe-shaped tunnel 42 by 45 feet high through a weak shear zone more than 1,000 feet wide, after unsuccessful trials with full-face operation of a shield.

Susan Schreter learned these lessons from Oprah Winfrey's start-up, including: "It's not ever wise to initiate customer-facing operations without 100 percent leadership attention and focus".

Wednesday's announcement by Theranos essentially shuts down the consumer-facing operations that were at the heart of the vision Holmes promoted.

But Hadzaad said that what really distinguishes the team, and what they got from their Rocket Internet experience, is "a strong footprint building consumer-facing operations".

To address this industrial need, standard EN 1.4462 and super EN 1.4410 DSSs are machined under constant cutting speed multi-pass facing operations.

Service organizations are increasingly utilizing advanced information and communication technologies, such as the Internet, in hopes of improving the efficiency, cost-effectiveness, and/or quality of their customer-facing operations.

At RBS, while employees may have Groups that focus, for example, on customer care issues, everything that happens on RBS's Facebook at Work network will be ring-fenced from the company's customer-facing operations, as well as from an individual workers' private Facebook profile (they are essentially be treated as two unlinked, separate accounts).

Google CEO Eric Schmidt released a statement: "Since arriving at Google eight and a half years ago, Tim Armstrong has been a critical force in Google's advertiser-facing operations.

For seven months he led the 74th Fighter Squadron on far-ranging independent missions, operating from advance airfields under crude conditions and in the face of Operation Ichi-Go; a successful Japanese pincer movement.