Sentence examples for oil manager from inspiring English sources
Barack's mother's second marriage, to an Indonesian oil manager, occasioned a move to Jakarta, when Barack was six.
(On its Web site, the group highlights aspects of Obama's biography that aren't usually emphasized, referring to his mother's second husband as an "Indonesian oil manager," and mentioning the year after college that Obama spent working at Business International Corporation).
Second, this study planned a series of telephone interviewees with six TMS' respondents: two assistant directors, and TMS Planning Managerr, Sales Manager, Marketing Manager, and Oil Manager.
Former Humble Oil manager Edward L. Patton was put in charge of the new company and began to lobby strongly in favor of an Alaska Native claims settlement to resolve the disputes over the pipeline right of way.
Mr. Ghadhban is already familiar to the other Iraqi oil managers, having served under the government of Saddam Hussein as head of the ministry's directorate of planning.
But the president has weathered the troubles and grown stronger, purging adversaries from the military and firing 18,000 antigovernment oil managers at the state oil company, Petróleos de Venezuela.
He threatened to arrest oil managers who obstructed operations and promised a nation panicked by empty gas pumps and bare supermarket shelves that he would find ways to keep fuel and food flowing through the Christmas season.
Governments spent more time fixing lucrative extraction contracts than investing in refineries. Louis Brown Ogbeifun, a former head of an oil managers' union, says a refinery manager could spend only $35,000 without having to ask permission from the central government, whereas his counterpart on the extraction side could spend up to $2 million off his own bat on a single project.
Not unnaturally, Mr Fernandez and his fellow dissidents called an open-air meeting in Meritocracy Plaza to protest.A few hundred peaceful demonstrators, including children, heard the oil managers give some rather inflated figures about the impact of the strike on fuel supplies.
"Oil managers, business leaders, and large segments of organized labor" called a general strike.
