Sentence examples for operation managing from inspiring English sources

Adam Smith, who had initially avoided arrest, started his own operation, managing the money of a Galleon investor.

Well-written procedures are an integral part of any industrial organization for safe operation, managing risks, and continuous improvement.

Stephenson said he had asked the chief inspector of constabulary, Denis O'Connor, to examine police tactics, saying: "G20 was a complex policing operation managing the movement and protection of many heads of state across the capital while balancing the right to lawful protest and maintaining public order for many thousands of people".

It is also not obvious that the OEMs will run the App Store as a business operation, managing the servers and the billing; the OEMs may turn this over to third parties or even run into competition from a number of other players, notably the Telcos.

Here at Supply Division, we handle UNICEF's procurement operation, managing complex supply chains for a wide range of essential products for the world's children.

A joint Maltese and Italian operation managed to save more than 200 people.

So how does a two-person (plus toddler) operation manage to pull off a Grammy coup?

They released the picture, which was shot in Brazil by the Argentine-born director Hector Babenco, along with a documentary, "Tangled Web," about its making, on a DVD from the Independent Cinema Restoration Archive, an operation managed by Mr. Weisman.

On 27 August 2014, Operation Triton, an EU border patrol-only operation managed by Frontex, the European border agency, effectively replaced the Operation Mare Nostrum (European Commission, 2014).

China is the most important country in Kraft's developing-markets division, and Khosla has built up a product development and distribution operation managed by Chinese.

Unsurprisingly, questions have been raised about how such a small operation managed to secure such an important and profitable job over larger, more experienced utilities.