Sentence examples for operations hub from inspiring English sources

Thursday's attack hit the Haret Hreik district of the suburb of Dahiyeh, which has long been an operations hub for Hezbollah.

Four former executives said in interviews that Gary Jackson, who was then Blackwater's president, had approved the bribes and that the money was sent from Amman, Jordan, where the company maintains an operations hub, to a top manager in Iraq.

Inside Pakistan itself, 99 of the 112 airstrikes launched by C.I.A. drones this year have been directed at North Waziristan, the operations hub for the Haqqanis as well as one of their Waziri allies, Hafiz Gul Bahadur, according to Bill Roggio, editor of the Long War Journal, a Web site that monitors the war in Afghanistan and Pakistan.

These include Transtat (the joint TfL/MPS version of the 'CompStat' performance management process for transport policing), a strategic tasking meeting (where the 'P' in SPATIAL is particularly explored) and an Operations Hub which provides deployment oversight and command and control services for TfL's on-street resources.

Kenya provided a huge logistics and operations hub for Operation Lifeline Sudan (OLS), way back in 1989, following a devastating famine and the civil war between the then Government of Sudan and the Sudan People's Liberation Movement Army.

"There is a willingness to grow and learn, and these hires show that Ireland is going to be even more than has been in the past one of our key operations hubs".

As a result, some banks across the world are carrying out rationalizations into operations hubs; often technology and operations are co-located, which could create excellent opportunities for Ireland to benefit from this and offer a base for newly rationalized operations.

"How everything will happen, we don't know yet," said Bruce D. Guthart, president of United States operations for Hub International, an insurance brokerage firm with offices in Manhattan.

The 1st SB supports Early Entry Operations or Hub operations with augmentation, providing postal, replacement, and casualty operations as well as essential personnel services and Trial Defense Services on an area basis.

But as the company pieces together its delivery business (including growing shipping operations, centralized hubs, air transport and last-mile delivery) the e-commerce giant might actually just kill FedEx.

While the paper shows that carve-outs are beneficial when the alliance does not involve full integration of the partners' operations on the hub-to-hub route, its key point is that a carve-out may be harmful when imposed on a joint-venture alliance.