Sentences with phrase «in operational matters»

The principal remains the expert in the operational matters, which support the strategic direction.

Engaged in operational matters for high - end jewelry retail establishment including placing special orders, displaying / receiving merchandise, testing diamonds and other precious metals and processing repairs.

Not exact matches

No matter what happens in the financial world, you still hold on to your gold and you don't have to rely on any third party such as an issuer, stock or futures exchange to be operational.

Koskie Minsky is not in a position to mediate or resolve disputes at store level arising out of operational matters.

In this role, she serves as the primary CIB liaison and subject matter expert for technology, regulatory, compliance, operations, operational risk management and vendor relationships.

The inclusion of the Executive Director in the Association Register with a specified and limited right to represent the organization in administrative matters will increase the organization's operational efficiency.

As the food and beverage industry began changing to a less centralized, anti-conglomerate mentality, and opportunities for smaller, natural and organic, entrepreneurial brands started expanding, she realized there was a gap in support for brands on operational matters and for the investors that sponsor them.

Well, no matter how much it stings their pride to give in to Paterson's demands, it looks like Democratic leaders are going the «keep government operational» route after all — but only because they don't actually expect the furloughs to ever happen anyway.

«All the signatories to this Declaration take the commitment to respect the operational mission of the European network of mobility centres, namely to provide comprehensive and up - to - date information and personalised assistance to all researchers seeking advice and their families in all matters relating to their mobility experiences.

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The operational logistics, including the management of the Station and its outbuildings, as well as the stocks, with a view to optimal workings of the operations and its use by the scientists in accordance with the scientific programmes approved by the Polar Secretariat and with the international standards in force on the matter;

«Yet to this day, it remains remarkable that the troubles afflicting the most powerful rocket ever brought to operational status — and a key hinge in getting Americans to the Moon — were ironed - out within a matter of months, allowing the Saturn V to triumphantly deliver Apollo 8 astronauts Frank Borman, Jim Lovell and Bill Anders to lunar orbit in December 1968.»

Many of today's rising French designers first worked alongside creative geniuses like Nicolas Ghesquière and John Galliano, while being immersed in the operational realities of the fashion business, something that's not taught in most fashion schools in France, or elsewhere for that matter.

Associate and individual members will be subject to decisions of the Executive Committee or Council in relation to any issues of management or operational matters due to increased membership.

The General Counsel is responsible for the Office of Aviation Consumer Protection and Enforcement, and also coordinates the Department's legislative efforts, regulatory program, and involvement in legal proceedings before other agencies, as well as various operational and international legal matters.

The employees turned to the court after they were able to secure about $ 280,000 from EZTD investors, as temporary financing, in order to keep WGM operational while the court decides how to proceed with the matter.

Courses will be offered in person or online, across five subject areas necessary for building a successful adventure tourism market: - Adventure Definition and Concepts - Adventure Travel Product Development and Marketing - Operational Excellence - Adventure Travel Operator Safety and Risk Management - Adventure Travel Legal Matters

Like a novel by Joyce or Pynchon (or any multi-layered work of fiction, for that matter), the installation invited multiple readings, with critic Jerry Saltz finding in its pell - mell messiness «a double - edged metaphor for the top - heavy operational apparatus of the worldwide art system» — among other interpretations.

He joined Coventry as its first in - house counsel and during his 12 - year tenure, he played a leading role in the Company's growth and success, working directly with the owners to develop and implement company - wide procedures, while counselling on risk analysis and operational matters.

He is a leading rail industry adviser with recognised expertise in policy, structural, regulatory and operational matters including access, licensing, European and UK regulation and franchising.

In addition to his litigation practice, Michael also assists hospitals with various operational matters and internal investigations, and has represented health care professionals in state administrative proceedingIn addition to his litigation practice, Michael also assists hospitals with various operational matters and internal investigations, and has represented health care professionals in state administrative proceedingin state administrative proceedings.

In addition, she has considerable experience advising financial institutions and money services businesses in regulatory and operational matterIn addition, she has considerable experience advising financial institutions and money services businesses in regulatory and operational matterin regulatory and operational matters.

She has substantial experience in international oil and gas transactions and operational matters, as well as infrastructure development, with a particular emphasis on emerging markets.

In his prior role as general counsel, Mr. Black's leadership included overseeing a full spectrum of global business operations, including building a corporate legal department; handling compliance matters arising from investigations by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and Department of Justice; and day - to - day corporate operational concerns.

The law firm of Nagel Rice LLP has extensive experience representing closely - held businesses in connection with a broad range of contracts and transactions, internal business governance issues, and day - to - day operational matters.

Barrister Benjamin is highly experienced in the areas of yachting and luxury asset law, specialising in finance, construction and purchase, in addition to operational matters such as taxation, insurance and employment.

As for the AIIB's legal needs, Mr. Sanders indicated that the Bank currently has in - house capacity to handle institutional matters, and core elements of the operational work.

The general operational policies of the court including the assignment of judges to divisions, the prompt disposition of cases, control of the dockets, and regulation of the use of court facilities, and other administrative matters are detailed in the Administrative Plan for the operation of the Fifth Circuit.

She also advises general counsels and senior management in connection with legal operational challenges and general corporate governance matters.

Serve as outside general counsel for companies assisting in corporate governance, operational agreements, and compliance matters.

(5) Encourage partners to speak out on various policy, financial, and operational matters that will affect the firm and its practice groups, presently and in the future, without fear of retribution by the dominant and more influential partners.

For multi-local operational matters, which in the past might have been undertaken by a series of independent firms in the markets in question, multi-office international firms are increasingly likely to be considered for that work today.

Lawson Lundell LLP's oil and gas practice is split mainly between its Calgary and Vancouver offices and packs a punch in energy regulation — although it also handles exploration, M&A and operational matters.

He handles retail bankruptcies throughout the United States, and advises commercial landlords in everyday operational matters including evictions, breach of lease issues, public access, and the Americans with Disabilities Act.

In addition, we assist clients with operational matters, such as supply, distribution, and equity investment agreements.

Our lawyers have significant experience in all aspects of private equity fund and investment matters, including fund formations, investment and portfolio company acquisitions, exit transactions, and day - to - day fund and portfolio company operational matters.

His oil and gas experience encompasses upstream corporate joint ventures, JoAs, PSAs, licensing, A&D, disputes, operational, as well as midstream and downstream matters in Western and Central Europe, the Middle East, Russia and Kazakhstan.

He is Principal Consultant with David Hyde and Associates and in this role is a trusted advisor to a number of Canada's top corporations on operational and reputational due diligence matters.

In addition to representing clients in the commercial nuclear power sector, Morgan Lewis assists the DOE's largest contractors in an array of complex legal, regulatory, contractual, and operational issues, among them labor, employment, wage - hour, and employee benefits counseling; government contracts; environmental regulation; Price - Anderson enforcement support; and nuclear indemnity and liability matterIn addition to representing clients in the commercial nuclear power sector, Morgan Lewis assists the DOE's largest contractors in an array of complex legal, regulatory, contractual, and operational issues, among them labor, employment, wage - hour, and employee benefits counseling; government contracts; environmental regulation; Price - Anderson enforcement support; and nuclear indemnity and liability matterin the commercial nuclear power sector, Morgan Lewis assists the DOE's largest contractors in an array of complex legal, regulatory, contractual, and operational issues, among them labor, employment, wage - hour, and employee benefits counseling; government contracts; environmental regulation; Price - Anderson enforcement support; and nuclear indemnity and liability matterin an array of complex legal, regulatory, contractual, and operational issues, among them labor, employment, wage - hour, and employee benefits counseling; government contracts; environmental regulation; Price - Anderson enforcement support; and nuclear indemnity and liability matters.

With over 25 years leadership experience Dan advises Fortune 1000 corporate legal clients on operational excellence, matter and legal spend management, and outside counsel management, with particular expertise in helping insurance company claims departments.

Both of these matters have involved complex advice in relation to governance, intellectual property, international transfers, personal data and operational contracts.

Matteo has represented dozens of domestic and foreign clients in corporate finance, governance, organizational and operational matters, as well as mergers, acquisitions and reorganizations.

This May, I am looking forward to the Canadian Association of Law Libraries 52nd Annual Conference and in particular, the Pre Conference Workshop titled Measuring for What Matters: Demonstrating Value & Operational Excellence.

ULIPs basically are very much like fund operated investment tools in which charges are deducted for operational matters and rest goes as investment in various funds.

In other words, operational costs don't matter in the long run, which is good news for Spotify, a venture - backed company with definite SaaS characteristics that filed for a direct listing last weeIn other words, operational costs don't matter in the long run, which is good news for Spotify, a venture - backed company with definite SaaS characteristics that filed for a direct listing last weein the long run, which is good news for Spotify, a venture - backed company with definite SaaS characteristics that filed for a direct listing last week.

In addition, The Senior Manager also participates with other peers and senior leaders to establish strategic plans and objectives, makes final decisions on administrative or operational matters, and ensures effective achievement of objectives.

No matter where in the world you look, these processes are under increased pressure, with a greater scrutiny of operational and research practices and a trend towards the centralisation of marketing, development and safety standards.

Investigated and resolved customers issues and complaints regarding operational matters — Handled all queries and client feedback in a professional manner.

While organisation leaders were found to generally be highly competent in operational, financial and technical matters, they often lacked in people management skills.

Reviewed and maintained due diligence documents and closing materials to include title and survey work in connection with commercial real estate acquisitions, financings, and other operational matters