Sentence examples for operation responsible for from inspiring English sources
In 2011 it closed an Estonia-run operation responsible for more than 4m infected PCs.
Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman headed up the biggest cartel in history, an operation responsible for trafficking an estimated 25% of the illegal drugs that enter the US.
Staffers were stunned because Blankenstein oversees the bureau's fair-lending operation responsible for protecting African Americans and other minorities from financial discrimination.
The plan, which had not been publicly announced, called for dismantling the Office of Fair Lending and Equal Opportunity, the operation responsible for protecting minorities from financial discrimination.
The interest both from US record labels and young American record buyers, hooked by some romantic notion of electronic Englishness, has almost begun to overshadow a European operation responsible for a uniquely oblique back catalogue.
He first met with consultants from Scient in October 1998 to design the company's Web site and its back office, the operation responsible for making sure that merchandise gets to customers.
* Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co., Montvale, N.J., promoted Michael Larkin to executive vice president for operations, responsible for all operations except for the company's Waldbaum and Borman's subsidiaries.
Pennsylvania faced a likewise daunting deficit, of $2 billion, in 2003, when I began managing the state's procurement operations, responsible for $4 billion in annual spending.
A 66-year-old former outfielder and Hall of Fame member, Robinson has worked in the commissioner's office the past two years as vice president for on-field operations, responsible for disciplining players, managers and coaches for on-field transgressions.
Alyssa Mastromonaco, relatively young at 36, has managed Mr. Obama's logistical and travel arrangements since he first started running for president six years ago, and will remain as deputy chief of staff for operations, responsible for overseeing scheduling, personnel and much more.
"That's a prototype tackle," said Merton Hanks, the former safety who is now the N.F.L.'s vice president for football operations, responsible for reviewing every play of every game to detect violations and impose discipline.
