Sentence examples for management of the operating from inspiring English sources

The management of the operating company, Tokyo Electric Power, or Tepco, as it is known, also pushed through the appointment of 17 board members, including the reappointment of its 71-year-old chairman, raising questions about the extent of the overhaul that the company promised after the nuclear disaster.

The results of this work are useful for the subsequent aging management of the operating reactor pressure vessels.

The interests of minority shareholders would, in theory, be aligned with those of the family in the process since both groups would benefit from the clean, efficient management of the operating companies.

In ORs, the team members work and activities are structured around the management of the "operating list" [ 11].

Thanks to better management of expenses, the operating profit margin improved by 62 basis points to 7.88%.

Storage services work on the byte level, in very close collaboration with file management functions of the operating system.

Multinomial logistic regression was used to clarify the determinants of profitability of the agency (profitable, stable or unprofitable) based on variables related to management of the agency (operating structure, management by a nurse manager, employment, patient utilization, quality control, regional cooperation, and financial condition).

And he suggested trying to put a provision in the contract that allows cancellation if there is a change of branding, management or the operating standard of the hotel.

In 1984 Cadw was formed as the historic environment service of the Welsh Government and took over the management of the four sites, operating them as tourist attractions.

The objective of this study was to establish a management system for maintaining knowledge in the petrochemical industries, such as the management of standard operating procedures (SOPs), historical records and the analysis of data for the facility.

It began with the dullest and most arcane aspect of computer management: the operating system, which is little more than a monitoring program in charge of helping other programs get their work done, guiding them to devices they need, helping them interact, overseeing the traffic.