Sentence examples for operations at the time from inspiring English sources

But Steven Hall, the C.I.A.'s chief of Russia operations at the time, was skeptical.

The deputy mayor for operations at the time, Stephen Goldsmith, who oversaw the Sanitation Department, was also out of the city, at his home in Washington.

Watkins was head of White House operations at the time and Thomason consulted him and the First Lady and Vincent Foster on the issue of the travel office.

"I thought, This guy is not going to solve the Brinks robbery for us," Walton, who was in charge of Michigan operations at the time, said.

Most prominent among the five people charged in the case is Patrick Ryan, 52, the director of ferry operations at the time of the accident.

But there was an amateurish quality to the ANC's operations at the time, and so several possible explanations as to how he was betrayed.

Asked whether Knol posed a threat to About.com, Martin A. Nisenholtz, senior vice president of digital operations at the Times Company, said, "About.com is very well positioned in the marketplace".

According to [1], two systems can be considered stable when working individually, but nothing can be said about their operation at the time they are operating in an integrated manner.

Similar work would be required at the Fukushima Daiichi plant now, where the three reactors in operation at the time of the earthquake shut down automatically, workers say.

Mr. Warner arrived at the print shop in 1995 as a volunteer prepared to learn from the master printer who ran the operation at the time.

A 1998 survey by the UK's Institute of Personnel and Development found that some 40% of a sample of British companies had PRP systems in operation at the time.