Sentence examples for able to start operations from inspiring English sources

We have released 10 million dollars of our internal reserves to be able to start operations but no donor funding have been provided to date.

Another 14 have licences to start operations.

It is due to start operations in The Hague in March.

It is also just about to start operations in Asia.

It plans to start operations later this year, Nikkei English News reported.

Pakistan says it will take six months to a year to be able to start an operation in North Waziristan.

If you are an individual operation, you may be able to start by storing things in your basement or garage.

The force is believed to be capable of performing missions worldwide across the whole spectrum of operations (such as evacuations, disaster management, counterterrorism, and acting as "an initial entry force") and can number up to 25,000 troops and should be able to start to deploy after five days' notice and sustain itself for operations lasting 30 days or longer if resupplied.

The operations are so easy, in some cases, that the NSA is able to start downloading data in less time than it takes the targeted machine to boot up.

It should be able to start up, reach the usual welcome screen or logo, and after a few seconds, resume normal operation.

"Leigh is doing well after a successful operation on his foot, he is six weeks down the line now and able to start lifting weights again and also hopes to be at Spala.