Sentence examples for operations on track from inspiring English sources

"The word 'diplomatic' comes up a lot in describing myself," said Buxton, who was out when I visited Deer Isle, but is usually responsible for keeping day-to-day operations on track.

Santander's new UK chief executive, Ana Patricia Botín, daughter of the global head of Santander, has already started to bring in her own close lieutenants in a desperate attempt to keep the planned spin-off of Santander's UK operations on track.

It represents less than 20 per cent of the 500 badgers that needed to have been culled in the first ten days to put the operation on track to hit its target.

The company's beleaguered US operations are on track to return to operating profitability this year, the company said.

Shortly after Ms. Bhutto's assassination, Adm. William J. Fallon, who oversees American military operations in Southwest Asia, telephoned his Pakistani counterparts to ensure that counterterrorism and logistics operations remained on track.

Executives said the company had increased its cash reserves by $1.5 billion since January and that its operations were on track to break even or earn a profit this year.

But Mr. Fields doesn't forget how miserable Ford's prospects were when he became president of the Americas division in 2005, or the tens of thousands of jobs he had to cut to get its United States operations back on track.

But look, right now I'm focused on getting the North American operations back on track".

DM&E began operations on this track on September 5 , 1986

AT THE Gare de l'Est in Paris, Franco-German co-operation seems on track.

Merrill Lynch & Company has put its chief financial officer, E. Stanley O'Neal, in charge of the nation's biggest brokerage operation and on track to be the next chairman of the firm.