Sentence examples for managed operation from inspiring English sources

When Mr. Seifter replaced him, it looked like a classic evolution of a performing-arts organization from mom-and-pop mode to professionally managed operation.

But much of the criticism in the report was leveled at commanders at the scene, who did not establish a command post or manage the crush of officers who responded to the shootings, leading to "an ineffective and poorly managed operation".

Or as another diarist, Vere Hodgson, prosaically but powerfully put it in 1949, "Oh, for a little extra butter!" The lessons of history can be overdone, but the austerity of the 1940s – a largely successfully managed operation, with society remaining broadly stable and cohesive – has four to teach us.

The intervention by Major, who has a private understanding with Cameron that he will take to the airwaves on occasions when his presence would be helpful, was part of a carefully managed operation by the Tory leader's office to reach out to the Lib Dems.

Results indicate a possibility for one country to be better off (Ethiopia) and no country to be worse off from a managed operation of these two storage facilities.

Many felt that splitting the supply chain from a centrally managed operation into 17 companies would place a huge burden on the system.

Dubbed "Road to Change," the tour was a highly organized, tightly managed operation -- some students working on the campaign even had job titles like "creative director".

The document is signed by John Numbi, the head of the Congolese police (Annex 65) who managed Operation Umoja Wetu along with Major General James Kaberebe, the army chief of Rwanda.