Sentence examples for operations speaking from inspiring English sources

"If we expand, it makes sense to move to where the demand is," said Loh Kin Wah, president and managing director of Infineon's Asian operations, speaking of Thailand's opportunities as Infineon itself recently opened new semiconductor design facilities in Western China.

"If Raqqa [the "capital" of its caliphate in Syria] is the nucleus, the nearest thing to the divided nucleus is probably Sirte," said Vice Admiral Michael Franken, the command's deputy for military operations, speaking of a Libyan city in which IS fighters are deeply entrenched.

Joe Torre, the executive vice president for baseball operations, spoke with Sabean on Friday.

Executives in such operations speak with CFO Asia about the delicate art of managing the expectations of colleagues at headquarters.

Bill Parcells, the director of football operations, spoke to Martin during the spring, and his words about preparation were a challenge.

At that announcement, General Manager Clyde King said he and Woody Woodward, the vice president for baseball operations, spoke with Steinbrenner to tell him of their decision.

Sandy Alderson, Major League Baseball's executive vice president for baseball operations, spoke with Mets General Manager Steve Phillips and Wednesday's umpires yesterday and supported the umpires' handling of the situation.

Kevin Morgan, the director of minor league operations, spoke with Escobar two weeks ago and did not sense any lingering disappointment over his demotion.

Yet Jeff Wilpon, who became chief operating officer in 2002, has increasingly chosen to let others — Minaya and Dave Howard, the team's executive vice president for baseball operations — speak for the club.

The book was painfully honest about his attempts to get back to full fitness after his operations, spoke mercilessly about former rivals and described an epic drinking session with Hinault and an occasion on which Fignon lied to his manager to enable a team-mate to use his hotel room for a romantic assignation with "an unofficial Miss France".

While Miller seems to have a solid track record, the fact that executives at the parent company could not find an equally able executive from within AOL or even from its far-flung Time Warner operations speaks volumes about the mess the company finds itself in.