Sentence examples for operations policies from inspiring English sources
"Our operations, policies, and procedures will not change".
NTT Communications said it would supplement Verio's operations policies and manuals with information on handling requests by law enforcement agencies, including security procedures to protect classified information.
The International Atomic Energy Agency in Vienna said Thursday that the design and planned operations policies of a giant rare earth refinery being built in Malaysia meet international standards.
Clearwire gave no reason for Mr. McCaw's departure but said it was not a result of "any disagreements with the company on any matters relating to its operations, policies or practices".
When the Developers Diversified Realty Corporation announced the sudden departure of Mohsen Anvari, the chairman of its board's corporate governance committee, it said his resignation "was not the result of any matter relating to the company's operations, policies or practices".
Tim's transition is not related to any disagreement with us on any matter relating to our accounting, strategy, management, operations, policies, regulatory matters, or practices (financial or otherwise).
"Longer term, and the French know this, it's going to take a while to root out all these cells and operatives," Michael Sheehan, the Pentagon's top special operations policy official, told a defense industry symposium on Wednesday.
The money will be used for field operations, policy work and other campaign projects.
The legislative draft filled in some details of a plan sketched out for Congress on March 27 by the Pentagon's top civilian Special Operations policy official, Michael A. Sheehan.
The contractors were still being paid under a $22 million contract, the review shows, managed by Lockheed Martin and supervised by the Pentagon office in charge of special operations policy.
During his Senate confirmation hearing this month, the Obama administration's nominee to run special operations policy at the Pentagon was asked whether the rebel training program — currently run by the C.I.A. — might significantly change the balance of power in Syria.
