Sentence examples for junior operational from inspiring English sources

David Lidington, the Foreign Office minister, has told MPs the Spanish blamed "an error at a junior operational level" for the fact that a British diplomatic bag was opened by the Spanish on the border with Gibraltar last week.

At Amazon, for example, executives are required to "dive deep" as well as to "think big". That means they are expected to work regularly with junior operational teams to solve specific issues as well as set strategy, and they are rated by others on their ability to strike the right balance.

Junior became operations man.

The valid participants comprised 44%% senior (executive) managers, 40%% middle managers and 16%% operational or junior management.

It can be noted here that, as a Delphi study norm, the second round survey is restricted to the participants of the first round Delphi survey (i.e. among the valid 90).1 In the second round the panel was made up of 52%% senior (executive) managers, 40%% middle managers and 8%% operational or junior management.

I was worried at the time that a self-fulfilling prophecy would ensue – but another point, which senior police officers themselves turned out to be worried about, was that the aggressive hype would make operational control of junior officers much harder.

Often the senior roles are thought to focus more on managing output related organizational adaptation and change [ 29], while junior levels manage the technical operational aspects of the organization.

GE's Global Research Centers, for example, now hire back pensioners almost exclusively to mentor and share their knowledge with more junior colleagues, not to return to operational positions.

Although clinical dashboards are now widely implemented across the National Health Service (NHS) [ 10], there is no evidence on the use of dashboards for junior doctors at a day-to-day operational level.

Junior Defense Minister Lewis Moonie said the navy's operational ability would be unaffected, but the Conservative defense spokesman, Iain Duncan Smith, said the problem proved British armed forces were underfinanced and overstretched.

Even chief constables need operational credibility, it is said, to order junior officers to put their lives on the line.