Sentence examples for formerly operational from inspiring English sources

Ms Elizabeth Gosling, formerly operational manager, Looked After Children's Planning, London borough of Islington, for serv local government.

The scale of the proposed Future Circular Collider (FCC), compared with the LHC presently at CERN and the Tevatron, formerly operational at Fermilab.

So, in February, Ando hired Andy Taylor (formerly the operational lead at Pret A Manger and CEO at Hale'n'Hearty) to take over as CEO at Ando.

Space in the Piccadilly line building that was formerly used for operational purposes or as the exit to the street is now used for retail purposes.

Since 1968, when the High Dam became operational, many formerly summer-irrigated lands have been converted to year-round irrigation in Aswān governorate.

In this role, he was responsible for industry and solutions, value engineering, sales operations, and the GCO University program (formerly SAP® Sales University), as well as audit and private equity business development, ensuring operational excellence through service efficiency and effectiveness.

She worked in an operational leadership role at DaVita Medical Group (DMG), formerly known as HealthCare Partners, where she oversaw primary care outpatient clinics in the Southern California market.

The airline selected the Airbus A220-300 model (formerly the Bombardier C-Series 300) because of its operational efficiencies and overall passenger comfort.

76, 77 and 79 were supported by No. 49 Operational Base Unit, No. 114 Mobile Fighter Sector (formerly No. 14 Mobile Fighter Sector), No. 27 Air Stores Park and No. 26 Medical Clearing Station, among other ancillaries.

The Paris Principles are the operational guidelines related to sustainable reintegration of children formerly associated with armed forces and groups.

Again, this is a very helpful attempt to back-translate an abstract and simplified view on a compound-activity space into the operational world of medicinal chemistry in which those formerly isolated pairs appear in a broader context of more comprehensive chemistry campaigns.