Sentence examples for took operational from inspiring English sources

That left him effectively sidelined, as younger executives took operational control of the business.

In May, after years of planning, the U.S. Cyber Command was officially activated, and took operational control of disparate cyber-security and attack units that had been scattered among the four military services.

While it was intended that the wing's three flying squadrons would come under the command of this group, in the event it only took operational control of No. 79 Squadron before the war ended.

They will be big shareholders with board seats, but will not take operational roles.

We would expect Mr Ashley to take operational decisions for the long-term benefit of the business.

In the years since the group moved its headquarters to Pakistan, Sirajuddin, Mr. Haqqani's son, has taken operational control.

For Mr. Ford, the first member of the Ford family to take operational control of the business in 22 years, the challenges appear only to accumulate.

Throughout most of 1942, the Navy kept trying to act smart by relying on technical know-how, and stubbornly refused to take operational lessons from the British.

For example, would a CIA station chief have to take operational orders from the director's representative (even if he is from the NSA)?

"We have begun investigative proceedings and are taking operational measures," Harald Range, the federal prosecutor general, said in Karlsruhe, according to the DPA news service.

His critics argue that he has done far better out of his investments than many of the firms he invested in, and that when he has taken operational charge of companies their subsequent performance has often been poor.