Sentence examples for making operational decisions from inspiring English sources

Ted Pile, a spokesman for Alpha, said Mr. Adkins "will not have any role in making operational decisions at the mine level," and his job would be in "business development," far from the safety chain of command.

This is because their real-time output is uncertain and variable when making operational decisions day- or even hour-ahead.

Trufa says it uses HANA in-memory database technology to "analyze unprecedented volumes of operational data" — describing its system an alternative to making operational decisions based on "backwards-looking case studies and intuition".

This and similar studies can also give guidance to making operational decisions, such as selecting a decision threshold for defining a signal that balances an acceptable number of false-positives against a desired probability of outbreak detection.

Police officers make operational decisions, not press officers.

The statement said that U.S. law-enforcement officers had not made "operational decisions" during the incursion, and emphasized Jamaican responsibility.

He said the CDC chairman was open to change within the corporation, and would continue to make operational decisions.

Kennedy likewise made operational decisions, telling his admirals where and how to intercept Soviet ships bound for Cuba.

Nothing, Farmer indicates, could be further from the truth: President George W. Bush and other officials were mostly irrelevant during the hijackings; instead, it was the ground-level commanders who made operational decisions in an ad hoc fashion.

"I am the owner of lots of businesses and I don't make operational decisions in those business as well.

Management uses these non-GAAP financial measures to make operational decisions, evaluate the Company's performance, prepare forecasts and determine compensation.