Sentence examples for operations commitments from inspiring English sources

The companies also promised not to eliminate jobs in customer-facing positions or in operations, commitments of the kind local regulatory authorities like to hear.

Saville's structure put tactical and strategic development on equal footing, and tied together the efforts of the Chief of Air Staff for Operations, Commitments, and Requirements (OC&R), the Proving Ground Command and the School of Applied Tactics.

Operations To meet ambitious programme commitments equally ambitious operational commitments are required.

Thresholds, whether on landing pages, in registration processes, in complex operations, or commitments to a purchase, should provide critical feedback to users.

Through academics, research, service, community responsibility, leadership programs, and responsible campus and facilities operations, our commitment to both sustainability and human rights touches the campus, our region and our world.

The treatment of drug addiction is always a collaborative enterprise and drug problems cannot be treated without the co-operation and commitment of the patient [ 42].

Unfortunately, as the number of voices in the discussion of its operations and ethical commitments increased, so did their rent.

McMahon, who was chief-of-staff of the defence forces between 1995 and 1998, said such a commitment would mean Ireland closing down its United Nations peacekeeping operations and its commitment to the European Union's rapid reaction force.

We illustrate our block-oriented modeling approach using a case study drawn from the electricity grid operations domain: unit commitment with transmission switching and N − 1 reliability constraints.

For any decision will depend on the priority given to keeping the multibillion-dollar space station in operation and honoring commitments to the 15 partners, including Russia, in the international endeavor.

The F.A.A. said it was "satisfied with the safety of Eastern's current operations" and its commitment to carry out recommendations the agency made after a two-month inspection of the carrier.