Sentence examples for structured operations from inspiring English sources

Officials said on Tuesday the so-called "structured operations sector" continued to operate even after the corruption probe began two years ago.

This study finds a range of structure from very loose networks with no central figures to highly structured operations.

In Europe, almost all freight and passenger trains have a regular schedule developed well in advance, known as structured operations [21].

Europe tends to use a structured operations philosophy and thus uses often timetable-based simulation approaches for analysis, while the improvised U.S. operations warrant non-timetable-based analysis.

The waiting time concept is typically used in Europe to manage rail operations, due to the structured operations pattern with strict timetables.

Timetable compression method is one of the main analytical approaches in Europe to improve the capacity levels, especially on the corridors with pre-determined timetables (structured operation pattern).

Improvised versus structured operation While some specific freight trains (mainly intermodal) have tight schedules, the U.S. operations philosophy is based on the improvised pattern with no long-term timetable or dispatching plan.

Corporations can pay a lower rate by lobbying for special deductions and credits, employing aggressive transfer pricing strategies to shift profits offshore and structuring operations to minimize how much they pay in taxes in the United States.

FLM structuring operations are limited to metering, mixing, deposition and fusion; while materials used in FLM fabrication must have highly-standardised flow and setting properties.

The international banks then began to propose structured finance operations that helped keep Parmalat's finances obscure, even to its management.

According to the filing, Jana has already held discussions with the company about its "business, corporate structure, operations, management and board composition, strategy and future plans".