Sentence examples for an impact on operations from inspiring English sources

But limited manpower still had an impact on operations, the history indicates.

He adds that journalists will do this if they are told publishing a story would have an impact on operations.

We've built a fantastic team that has proven itself highly capable, so this change won't have an impact on operations.

Mr. Mackay said that he did not expect his leave of absence to have an impact on "operations or strategic direction, which will continue to run as normal" and that Mr. Clark would "simply pick up the remaining executive responsibilities a little sooner than expected".

Prospect said it expected an impact on operations and costs for third parties.

"The downturn in the number of armed clashes and the impact of the harsh weather is much more likely to have an impact on Taliban operations than on government or ISAF operations," said Mr. Rodehaver, referring to the International Security Assistance Force.

As the memorandum says, "all measures, legislative or otherwise, taken during the programme period, which may have an impact on banks' operations, solvency, liquidity, asset quality etc should be taken in close consultation" with the troika.

The agency had said cuts would have an impact on flood operations such as risk management, maintenance and modelling.

President Putin warned that new sanctions might have an impact on the operations of Western companies in Russia.

But a spokesman for the agency told the BBC the cuts would have an impact on flood operations such as risk management, maintenance and modelling.

It will coincide with "a series of staggered periods of strike action", which the union said would have an impact on naval operations until 15 June.