Control of ADF operations is exercised through a formal command chain headed by the Chief of Joint Operations (CJOPS), who reports directly to the CDF.

The Mission Control Team is composed of the Flight Control Team, Flight Dynamics Team, Ground Operations Managers, Software Support and Ground Facilities Engineers.

(e) Create a risk and compliance section for better risk control of investments and operations

HQJOC's main role is to plan, monitor and control ADF operations and exercises, and it is organised around groups of plans, operations and support staff.

Iran's Internet infrastructure is built to centralize state control over the operations of telcos and ISPs.

The Group documented that Kinshasa authorities have yet to regain control over operations in Ituri.

Treasury is already producing reports from the Operations Processing Integrated Control System to the satisfaction of all clients.

At the end of World War II, the United States Army took control of the airport and its operations.

(b) Operations within a facility Common features relevant to a nuclear arms control verification regime could include

The next day, HTS announced the end of their operations against FSA's Division 13 and took full control of the town.

Many of the Fund's key policies, such as internal control and quality management, have been implemented and maintained in Operations.

In 1967, Horton partnered with investor Ron Joyce, who assumed control over operations after Horton died in 1974.

(b) Further ensures that internal control mechanisms work efficiently and effectively through proactive reviews of all operations of the Organization, as well as the monitoring of all operations to ensure the optimal use of the available resources

These teams remain under coalition control and are located in areas where combat operations continue against anti government elements.

This model, currently in use in ONUB and UNOCI, has UNMOs operating under the control of the Operations Branch at Force Headquarters.

He is advised by the Chief of Staff of the Armies (CEMA) in regard to the use of forces and the control of military operations.

In paragraph 450, the Administration agreed with the Board's recommendation that it improve the reporting capability of the Operations Processing Integrated Control System.

Furthermore, to keep operating expenditures under control UNOPS must reorganize its internal operations and restructure its cost base in 2006.

Armed groups view conflict as a continuum of political and violent irregular operations over a long period that will provide control over local populations.

Headed by the Chief of Operations, the major objective of Operations is to manage, lead and direct staff in accordance with the goals set in the management charter, while adhering to the Fund's quality management, internal control and communication policies.

In Central Asia, the Government of Tajikistan continued to expand the operations and role of the Drug Control Agency and in 2005 started to gradually take over border control along its Afghan borders as the Russian Federal Border Service withdraws.

In paragraph 446, the Board recommends that Treasury use fully the capability of the newly installed foreign exchange module in the Operations Processing Integrated Control System.

The Verification and Monitoring Team that has been operating under the operational control of UNMIS since 24 March 2005 progressively scaled down its operations in southern Sudan and finally closed down its operations in the Malakal sector on 28 August.

With respect to control of precursors, the Assembly encouraged States to establish or strengthen mechanisms and procedures to ensure strict control of chemical precursors used in such illicit manufacture and to support international operations aimed at preventing the diversion of chemical precursors.

Under the NATO plan, ISAF would assume control of these teams in 2006, on the assumption that the need for combat operations in the south would diminish.

Civil aviation activities at airports within Somalia are still essentially uncontrolled, especially in the south where airport operations fall under the control of different warlords and businessmen.

(a) A force headquarters in Khartoum that would provide operational command and control for the military component based in Khartoum and throughout the mission's area of operations

Considering the amounts involved, the systems and procedures adopted in some operations to initiate, manage and control procurement activities were ineffective, and sometimes deficient.

Concerned that, without additional resources, the International Narcotics Control Board will not be able to carry out its important functions under the above mentioned operations,

The new air traffic control tower and the radar station commenced operations on 29 March 2004, while the new terminal opened in late October 2006.

But to use that expertise the most valuable asset a globally competitive financial institution has investors need to control the operations of firms in which they have a stake.

Welcoming the efforts by the United Nations to sensitize United Nations personnel in the prevention and control of HIV AIDS and other communicable diseases in all its established operations,

Welcoming and encouraging efforts by the United Nations to sensitize peacekeeping personnel in the prevention and control of HIV AIDS and other communicable diseases in all its peacekeeping operations,

In Central Asia, the successful Tajik Drug Control Agency is expanding its operations and has managed to develop excellent, standard setting forensic units and laboratory services.

United StatesOn April 9, 2013, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) activated its Emergency Operations Center (EOC) in Atlanta at Level II, the second highest level of alert.

Similarly, international organizations and peace operations should ensure that bodies or processes under their control or supervision do not obstruct, directly or indirectly, the restitution of housing, land and property.

The review focused on issues crucial to UNMO operations, such as command and control, selection and training, deployment, rotation and repatriation, use of advanced technology and administrative and logistics support.

The command and control structure in peacekeeping operations is mission specific and varies widely, depending on the political and military situation and on the mission's operational requirements.

According to it, Tubu tribesmen are to withdraw from all areas and recognize the authority of the national army which would take control of all security operations in the south and on the borders.

In World War II he was naval control officer for the St. Lawrence, then staff officer operations at Shelburne, Nova Scotia, then senior naval officer at Goose Bay, Labrador.

These agreements allow a permanent joint work, namely Joint Offices placed along the common border control including the feasibility for initiating pursuit and or surveillance operations and information exchange.

At the start of World War II, Centaur (like all British Merchant Navy vessels) was placed under British Admiralty control, but after being fitted with defensive equipment, was allowed to continue normal operations.

Territorial control can take the form of military occupation, control without occupation or temporary control.

Control horn A control horn is a section of control surface which projects ahead of the pivot point.

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