Sentence examples for be fully operating from inspiring English sources

The airport is expected to be fully operating by Tuesday evening.

G.M. Planworks, which is to be fully operating by the first quarter of 2001, is to have 150 to 200 employees.

Officials now say the computer system will not be fully operating until at least 2005, and as it is being rolled out, legislators are already worried that it may not perform as intended.

According to the cereals and oilseeds division of the Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board, the three UK biofuel refineries that are expected to be fully operating by 2014 will require 3m tonnes, one-fifth of the wheat produced in the UK.

While it's possible the government may not be fully operating again until January when the House flips to Democratic control, Lemon warned that's when the GOP "really should be worried" since the left will gain "control of all the powerful committees that have been toothless under Republicans".

Speaking of distractions: the display can be fully operated at all times, including when the car is in motion.

Opera touts its ability to help the handicapped surf: The browser can be fully operated using just the keyboard,has a zoom function to enlarge graphics and type, and identifies some user action with sounds.

Mr. Fujii said that, "some processes are fully operating".

Most services were back up within two hours and the network was fully operating after four hours.

But he said the hospital's well-known H.I.V., psychiatric and community clinics were fully operating, reversing a decision to stop taking new patients.

Calum Russell, a spokesman for the Ramada Hotel, in Hemel Hempstead, said all 187 residents had been evacuated following the blast but had now been allowed to return and the hotel was fully operating again.