Sentence examples for operational board from inspiring English sources
In 2011 Nelson came back to the UK to head up the HR department and was appointed to the operational board by then Tesco UK boss Richard Brasher.
The day-to-day management of the business will be controlled by an operational board, which will report to a board of trustees, chaired by Neumark.
Tim Leese, managing director of the new operational board, said more than 300 businesses in the UK were owned by their employees and that it was a growing sector.
It recommends changes to the leagues' voting systems and a seven-man main board to administer the new set-up, supported by an operational board of a similar size.
The reforms would see the main board reduced from 11 directors to seven, with a further two operational boards overseeing the professional game and the non-professional game.
The proposed Scottish Professional Football League would give top-fight clubs preferential shares with greater voting rights compared to those in the lower three divisions - and have two operational boards, one for the top two divisions and one for the bottom two.
The experiment Sileye-3/Alteino was first operational on board the International Space Station between 27/4 and 1/5/2002.
"Michelle is an exceptional media professional with strong content, operational and board experience within internationally respected media companies.
And then you have an operational, much smaller, board under them that actually delivers.
"In the Studio" welcomes this week a seasoned operational executive, a board member at some of the Valley's largest companies, and long-time angel investor who, upon leaving behind his work in industry became so interested in early-stage startups, he not only started his own seed-stage technology fund, but also elected to put his own personal twist on his model.
Systems engineering modelling and simulation techniques can successfully determine the best system design, to achieve maximum energy harvesting, satisfying the weight, space and operational constraints on-board.
