Sentence examples for operations branch from inspiring English sources

The station's operations branch chief was an analyst "with no formal operational training as of early 2000".

Gen. Aviv Kochavi, head of the Israeli military's operations branch, said in a telephone briefing for foreign journalists.

The bridegroom is the vice president for diamond and bridal operations, branch stores and e-commerce development.

Returning to the U.S. in 1951, he was appointed chief of the Special Operations Branch of the army's Psychological Warfare Staff.

The groom's mother was an administrator in employee benefits and records management, and his father was a manager in the engineering and operations branch.

Bill Tai, who as chief of the department's Manhattan operations branch arranged for the display, was noncommittal about the chance for any Parks Department business.

The ongoing decentralization of project operations to FAOR offices and technical departments has resulted in the abolition of 23 professional and 22 general service posts in regional operations branches, while FAOR offices which will operate substantial project volumes will receive additional support through temporary staff assignments.

Many Homeland Security-financed "fusion centers," designed to collect and analyze data to deter terrorist attacks, have evolved into what are known as "all-crimes" or "all-hazards" operations, branching out from terrorism to focus on violent crime and natural disasters.

At present, support cost income has been redistributed, using the new methodology, to FAORs and regional operations branches.

The latest stage of restructuring comprises the following transfers: national projects from regional operations branches to FAO Representations; regional projects from regional operations branches to technical units at Regional Offices; inter-regional and global projects from TCO to technical units at Headquarters; and projects in Europe from TCO to REU and the FAOR in Turkey.

: Regional Offices, which are among the primary sources of support to country offices, have been significantly expanded in recent biennia by the establishment of technical department groups, policy assistance branches, and operations branches.