Sentence examples for hands-on operational from inspiring English sources

The Daily Caller reported in December that she had said in an interview that she was looking forward to a new role involving "lobbying on Capitol Hill" and a variety of other hands-on operational duties.

They enable scenarios that are impossible to do in any other way, and in particular hands-on operational work.

Her exit, it added, was on account of her desire to return to a more hands-on, operational role.

This could have reduced the need for the hands-on operational approach taken by UNICEF.

When Sir Christopher left, "investors wanted to see more of a hands-on, operational manager to really drive home the benefits" of Vodafone's size, Mr. Beaney said.

Suzanne Biegel is the Founder of Catalyst at Large Ltd and now Women Effect, with more than 25 years experience as an entrepreneur, social impact angel, venture investor, philanthropist, board member and hands on operational manager.

Research questions, also termed researchable questions (Chin and Kayalvizhi 2002; Cuccio-Schirripa and Steiner 2000), investigable questions (Chin, 2002), or operational questions (Wayne Allison and Shrigley 1986), are questions that call for hands-on, manipulative, operational actions and can lead to a process of collecting data to answer them (Hartford and Good 1982).

Under the direction of Flowserve Educational Services, Flowserve Corp's new Learning Resource Centre in Desio, Italy is designed to offer plant engineers, operators, reliability experts and maintenance technicians hands-on training and operational theory for pump, seal and valve equipment and systems.

This new framework concentrates on the enhancement of the students' hands-on ability, network design ability, operational and implemental ability.

FE applies hands-on management methods and is actively involved in the strategic development, operational and financial management of projects and companies under its supervision.

Downing Street's insistence this week that the arrest of Mr Miranda was entirely an "operational matter" for Scotland Yard, does not sit easily with the Prime Minister's hands-on involvement in Jeremy Heywood's contact with Alan Rusbridger, the Guardian editor.