Sentence examples for logistical components from inspiring English sources

Fred Friendly Seminars, Inc. provides the editorial and logistical components of the "Judges As Gatekeepers" seminars.

One program organizer is expected to apply for Program Approval after key logistical components of the trip are determined (i.e. all destinations, accommodations, transportation, activities and/or excursions).

This includes also descriptions for how to integrate the various logistical components in modeling logistical tools that are currently available to implement the described methodologies.

After the key logistical components of your trip are established (i.e. all destinations to be visited, accommodation and transportation plans, activities and/or excursions), please apply for Program Approval.

Please note that if help is requested with less than eight weeks before the deadline, we cannot guarantee the same level of service (i.e., we can comment on how clearly and effectively the proposed work is communicated but cannot undertake major revisions or help with any of the logistical components mentioned above).

The new funding is meant to put some more fuel on that fire, Lake said, enabling Stitch Fix to hire more staff and further grow its inventory, logistical components, product offerings, and general reach.

That lesson had a strong logistical component as well: The small size of many North American bathrooms made it difficult to accommodate both a regular toilet and a bidet, and plumbing in homes wasn't a simple thing to change once it was standardised for the non-bidet flush toilet.

In that instance, it was determined in retrospect that a central regional co-ordinator could potentially reduce the logistical component of the delay by circumventing the need for contract negotiations with individual study sites.

George Dufournier (Founder/Chief of Operations) - George's keen business sense, vision and passion allow him to spearhead the overall logistical and organizational components of the brand.

The presence of these radios potentially gives Russian enlisted soldiers more influence and tactical agility than they traditionally have had, and could suggest that Russia's military overhaul has a doctrinal as well as a logistical and social component.

Multifaceted interventions with logistical, educational and management components that are specific to local circumstances need to be designed and implemented in Mongolia.