Sentence examples for of operational services from inspiring English sources

At United Airlines, which uses O'Hare as a hub and which in June recorded an on-time performance of less than 57percentt, Peter D. McDonald, the vice president of operational services, said, "not using it had a significant effect on our operations".

This starting scope ties back to HPE's modest initial positioning of Greenlake Hybrid Cloud — it starts with a few top areas of enterprise services interest and will build out breadth in solution types and depth of operational services based on where it sees the most demand.

De Falco became such a hero that, when it emerged more than a year later that he had been transferred out of operational service into a desk job, his apparent mistreatment created a new spate of soul-searching in Italy.

The 50-year-old has said he is being transferred out of operational service at the Livorno coastguard and into administrative duties, prompting anger among those who remember his bracing words to Schettino on the night of the tragedy and despair over a country that they say does not know how to treat its heroes.

The architecture of operational service network can be divided into three layers from bottom to top, i.e. terminal device, station-level management, and management center layers.

In his first year of operational service, Hartmann felt a distinct lack of respect towards Soviet pilots.

In 1985 the Mirage IIIS fleet, nearing 20 years of operational service, began a major upgrade program to improve the capabilities of the aircraft.

Since the beginning of operational service in the Indian Navy, seven pilots have died in 17 crashes involving the Sea Harrier, usually during routine sorties.

In the first full year of operational service with the BAe 146, the airline achieved an average load factor of 50 60 percent, more than the 40 percent which was expected, carrying 12,732 passengers over the 19891990 period.

A second lengthy period of operational service commenced with the intervention in East Timor in 1999, which became the first of many commitments for the regiment that have continued to the present day.

This was thought to be exacerbated by rapid turnover of operational service managers and senior managers within the Trusts that meant progress was lost, in addition to multiple tiers of management with responsibility for approval.