Sentence examples for transfer personnel from inspiring English sources

She piloted a second shuttle flight in May 1997, successfully docking the Atlantis with Mir to transfer personnel, equipment, and supplies.

The continued development offshore wind farms has created a growing market for support boats to transfer personnel and equipment to the turbines.

The demand for service visits to transfer personnel and equipment to the wind turbines is increasing, and safe operation of the vessels is essential.

Over 36 months, between 2002 and 2005, the Richmor plane flew at least 1,258 hours for the CIA, including routine flights to transfer personnel to Guantanamo Bay and other destinations, according to the court records.

The new law creating Mr. Negroponte's job gave the director the authority to transfer personnel from individual intelligence agencies into joint centers or other agencies to speed the integration of the civilian and military intelligence communities.

Still, Schoomaker added that "our mission now is to support the commander in chief". Virtually all of the U.S.-based Army combrigadesares aratedted as unready to deploy, Army officials say, and to meet the immediate needs in Iraq and Afghanistan they are finding it necessary to transfer personnel and gear to those units now first in line to deploy.

What it does mean is that NASA's problems cannot be solved simply by retirements, resignations or transferring personnel.

The chief of staff, Gen. Eric K. Shinseki, said his goal was to make sweeping changes in how the Army trained and transferred personnel.

Whilst standard precautions were the recommended practice when handling patients with unknown infectious status, they were rarely practiced during transfer, unless the transport personnel were informed that a patient was infectious.

Simple measures to enhance communication through the provision of a checklist and the use a coloured cue brought about significant improvement in compliance with infection control precautions by transport personnel during inpatient transfers.

in the case of the transfer of personnel to or from the Department of Justice, to the Committees on the Judiciary of the Senate and the House of Representatives.