Sentence examples for Put into operational from inspiring English sources

As part of the inquiry, MacGregor told the committee that a searchable national database of custody photographs "had been put into operational use" by the police "in the apparent absence of any very rigorous testing of the reliability of the facial matching technology that is being employed".

"The baseless claims do not in any way reflect the performance of 'Iron Dome' in the last year and a half, since it has been put into operational service".

The new battery was expected to be put into operational use in 2012 in the center of the country.

Two systems have been put into operation.

Customer-centric product innovation is yanked out and put into more operational teams.

ISIS quickly put them into operational roles.

As an example of how this can work at the national level for TB and ART programmes and how guiding principles of operational research are put into practice, we describe the operational research that was carried out in Malawi with cotrimoxazole preventive therapy (CPT), initially in HIV-infected tuberculosis (TB) patients and then all HIV-infected patients starting ART.

They recommended that a "controlling section" be set up to oversee strategic deception planning, which would then be put into practice at the operational level by the armed services.

Therefore, any failure to monitor Hickey once he was put into the holding cell was a ministerial-operational act which [487 N.W.2d 118] bars Zezulka's claim to governmental immunity.

Some of the sensors are operational and are being gradually put into use.

First, the plaintiff argued that the failure to remove Hickey's belt when he was put into the DPS holding cell was a ministerial-operational activity.