Sentence examples for operating and management from inspiring English sources
The ROE indicates the overall investment performance of the respective RE technologies, while the ROS highlights the operational economic performance specifically at the system operating and management stage.
She is now executive vice president and chief financial officer and sits on the firm's Operating and Management committees.
The central government, in addition to funding plant construction, would bear seventy per cent of the operating and management costs for five years.
Jackson said Shenhua would develop a number of operating and management plans by the end of the year which will "demonstrate how the company will comply with the strict operating conditions imposed by both the NSW and commonwealth governments".
"He will become a senior adviser and spend the next several months focused on key clients and working on a seamless transition of those relationships, and will step down from the operating and management committees," Mr. Gorman wrote.
The approach demonstrates how the principles of water balance can help robust water accounting, monitoring, optimum operating and management in industrial parks.
Past approaches become institutionalized in standard operating procedures and management controls.
It spun off a minority interest in its trading system, Instinet, last year, but the move was followed by both growing operating losses and management turnover.
Tenant farming, agricultural system in which landowners contribute their land and a measure of operating capital and management while tenants contribute their labour with various amounts of capital and management, the returns being shared in a variety of ways.
Val Gooding, Premier's chairman, said: "During his time as CEO Laurence has led the company's transformation to a web-based business, developed a global operating model and management structure, and introduced an innovative and differentiating strategy.
Furthermore, many of the deregulated industries are "glocal"–that is, customer expectations, operating environments, and management practices for what seem to be globally standard services can vary greatly depending on location.
