Sentence examples for operations head from inspiring English sources
The job of Qaeda operations head is particularly perilous, as C.I.A. drone strikes in Pakistan have killed a number of people holding that position over the past year.
It is understood Ashley was not present at Shirebrook for the inspection and the MPs were instead shown around by the group's global operations head, Karen Byers.
Karen Byers, global operations head and one of Ashley's closest associates, was understood to have shown the MPs round in Ashley's absence.
Firms would simply move operations' head offices to friendlier countries.A more promising way of allowing workers to share in companies' prosperity is to encourage firms to introduce profit-sharing schemes for employees.
Sims' colleague, Codeacademy's UK operations head, Rachel Swidenbank, says governments in countries like Japan and South Korea are monitoring the English changes carefully, with a view to following their lead if they succeed.
— Joe Strickland, American operations head for top global aviation insurer, Allianz Global Corporate & Specialty, on the Transportation Security Administration's new policy allowing passengers to carry small knives, souvenir baseball bats, and other items onto planes.
It names Greencore, an Irish-headquartered processor with UK operations, headed by Patrick Coveney, brother of the Irish agriculture minister, Simon Coveney.
6.27am BST Operation Sovereign Borders (asylum seeker operations headed by a three star general) will begin the day the new government is sworn in, Abbott says.
She joined Chanel in 1981, where she played a pivotal role in launching the company's worldwide ready to wear operations, heading the company's North American fashion operations.
The operations heads were largely left untouched.
Also moving to the new segment is Disney's program sales operations, headed by Janice Marinelli, which includes the global distribution of film and TV content to the new streaming service, plus Hulu, Movies Anywhere and other third-party platforms.
