Sentence examples for review operations from inspiring English sources
They will also review operations of the fund and the World Bank.
Britain's national security adviser, Sir Kim Darroch, will review operations at the company's cyber-security evaluation centre – known as the Cell – in Banbury, Oxfordshire.
Already the state is considering appointing an emergency financial manager to review operations in the district, which regained its independence from state oversight three years ago.
In an open letter signed by 53 doctors, charity representatives and a former British diplomat, Greening is told the government needs to quickly review operations in Sierra Leone to avert further crisis.
After that blackout, a utility that operates in the central United States hired Najmedin Meshkati, an engineering professor and "human factors" specialist at the University of Southern California, to review operations in some of its control centers.
THE panel of outside experts hired by Entergy Nuclear to review operations at Indian Point, part of the company's campaign to improve its image as it seeks a 20-year license extension, found generally that the plant complied with minimum standards, but picked out one "very visible exception," the emergency sirens.
However, she otherwise resisted calls for a wider independent inquiry, saying instead that the spying allegations would also be looked at by an existing internal Metropolitan police review, Operation Herne, led by the chief constable of Derbyshire, Mick Creedon.
In May 2011, under Home Secretary Theresa May, Scotland Yard launched an investigative review, Operation Grange, with a team of 29 detectives and eight civilians led by Commander Simon Foy.
They also went on review sites that criticized their own fake-review operations and wrote fake reviews denying they wrote fake reviews.
Mr. Goodfellow reviews operations, visits Stations and repair shops and addresses civic groups in the evenings.
That morning, he told me, he was reviewing operations and intelligence at his Tactical Operations Command, or T.O.C., a large room in a prefab warehouse on the base.
