Sentence examples for terms of operations from inspiring English sources

In terms of operations, certainly not.

"There will be international coordination with major powers and international organisations... in terms of operations in Syria and Iraq.

In terms of operations classed as urgent 161 were cancelled in the two-week period, with some having been cancelled twice or more.

Lawrence H. Silverman, the chairman of the Long Island Rail Road Commuters Council, welcomed Mr. Bauer's appointment, saying he has the "big picture in terms of operations and finances".

"What you are seeing," she said, "is an executive team of the 12 instructional supervisors, the regional and deputy without all the other responsibilities in terms of operations and budgets and pupil personnel services, which really makes it a very focused energy around instruction".

But the company is also raising the bar in terms of operations and earnings.

So what does that mean, in terms of Operation Odyssey Dawn, as our new war, or war-like project, is called?

Under their terms of operation, the inspectors will try to ascertain whether chemical weapons had been used, but will not apportion blame.

In terms of operation, the load scenarios are divided into heating, cooling and transition periods.

The inequalities in terms of operation conditions require new thinking on risk assessment to attract PUs.

An understanding of pipeline accessibility considerations in terms of operation and maintenance is essential for planning and management.