Sentence examples for metropolitan operations from inspiring English sources

GASTON CAPERTON, the board's president, said Dr. Negroni would be in charge of preparatory programs in kindergarten through grade 12. New Head for Construction Agency The School Construction Authority has appointed a new executive director: PETER J. McGLINCHY, the former director of metropolitan operations for the State Dormitory Authority.

Bruce Mosler, the president of New York metropolitan area operations for Cushman & Wakefield, said the company tries to pay attention to small transactions because this is often the beginning of a relationship with a new customer.

The Seattle Metropolitans ceased operations in the spring of 1924.

The Metropolitan police said Operation Grange would now only focus on a "small number of focused lines of inquiry that have allowed them to reduce the size of the Home Office funded team".

The text is published in a lengthy report by the Metropolitan police into Operation Alice, its investigation into the incident in Downing Street on 19 September 2012, which ended Mitchell's cabinet career.

She is an assistant managing editor for state and local operations, not metropolitan news.

Several other hospitals in the metropolitan area curtailed nonemergency operations and procedures for more than a month to minimize the public's exposure to hospitals.

Large carriers that provide local phone service across the country have been shedding their less profitable lines in rural areas and concentrating more on their operations in metropolitan areas.

This helped to accelerate and expand the industrialized world's electrification of metropolitan railway networks for operation by self-powered train-sets (i.e., with some or all vehicles motored).

UBS officials said that dispersing their operations around the metropolitan area had worked for them.

First, he said the Defense Department buildup for the war on terrorism had brought new contracts to Lockheed Martin, Raytheon and Boeing, all military contractors with operations in the metropolitan area.