Sentence examples for organize operations from inspiring English sources

Becoming profitable at that margin means operating at a certain resource velocity, which in turn drives decisions about how to organize operations, what materials to use, and other questions.

"According to recent information, in case of a British-American attack," the report said, the Mujahedeen planned to "organize operations against Iranian targets within Europe (embassies, consulates), and to physically eliminate former members of the movement collaborating with Iranian intelligence services".

Rather than organize operations around the power source, which was how you had to do it in the age of steam, they designed factories for workflow and productivity surged.

The corps spent most of World War II in charge of defenses on the West Coast of the United States, before moving to Hawaii and Leyte to plan and organize operations for US forces advancing across the Pacific.

Interview with a staff member and a minister who had helped organize Operation Free Streets, an effort by the Negro Community to get rid of the Guard.

Mr. Alison, a retired Air Force Reserve major general, was a lieutenant colonel in what was then the Army Air Forces in late 1943 when Gen. Henry Arnold, commander of the Air Forces, assigned him and another lieutenant colonel to organize Operation Thursday, which is credited with having helped protect India from invasion by the Japanese.

In 1944, however, he did travel to Norway, to organize Operation Sunshine, for the defence of Norwegian infrastructure.

It is generally considered illegal for the military to run organized operations aimed at penetrating enemy organizations with covert agents.

The role of al-Qaeda in organizing operations was changing.

He goes to visit Chinese shoe factories, to draw lessons from their enormous size, advanced technology and highly organized operations.

Another 7,000 Ethiopians have arrived in the last year in the last of the organized operations, titled "Dove's Wings".