Sentence examples for turnover of operational from inspiring English sources

Despite the formal turnover of operational responsibility to NATO, the U.S. continues to participate in military strikes.

This was thought to be exacerbated by rapid turnover of operational service managers and senior managers within the Trusts that meant progress was lost, in addition to multiple tiers of management with responsibility for approval.

The provincial programme became increasingly vertical and isolated, plagued by a high turnover of middle level managers, preoccupied with operational rather than strategic matters, unable to deal with emerging difficulties and mired in inertia, "chronic indecision, and inaction" [ 12 75].

Only 5%% of its annual budget from the government (10 million euros), financed by a tax on the turnover of French pharmaceutical industries, is used for operational costs.

After patching and painting, Point Marone was prepared for a final Operational Readiness Inspection to check the SVN crew readiness for the pending turnover of both Point Marone and Point Cypress.

From that husband and wife team has grown an international, formally registered charity with an administrative HQ in London, an operational HQ in Turkey, over 500 staff – mostly inside Syria - and a turnover of £7m in 2014.

Turnover of doctors was rapid under UnitedHealth.

Last year, it had a turnover of £250,000.

There is frequent turnover of staff.

They have an annual turnover of £8.67bn.

Analysts are forecasting turnover of about £10.3bn.