Our force is so small as to be operationally insignificant.
In 1997, in exchange for meager subsidies, Congress required that Amtrak be "operationally self-sufficient" by December of this year, or else.
Jean-Pierre Lambert, analyst at Keefe Bruyette & Woods, said it would be "operationally feasible; likely to be invisible for [clients]; with limited financial cost for BNP".
Jean-Pierre Lambert, analyst at Keefe Bruyette and Woods, said it would be "operationally feasible; likely to be invisible for [clients]; with limited financial cost for BNP".
It added that the fact that other military contracting laws were ignored means the Boeing tankers "may not be operationally effective, suitable and survivable".
He believes that for a national security effort to succeed, it must not only be "operationally effective, technologically possible and lawful," it must also be "politically sustainable".
But that plan turned out to be "operationally complex" and a far greater challenge for Yum, said Mark Kalinowski, an analyst at Janney Capital Markets.
So we are always looking to make progress across the board, in whether that be operationally, whether that be performance-wise, or in reliability, speed of production, logistically.
Experts on nuclear arms are uncertain how many weapons would actually be dismantled under President Bush's proposal and how many simply placed in some kind of storage, where they would no longer be "operationally deployed," in his words.
The company expects to be operationally profitable by June, after which it plans to implement fixed schedules, designated stops and an Uber-style booking app so customers can book rides in advance.
The officers must be free to make decisions without fear that material they have discovered will be put into the public domain or disclosed to suspects before they deem it to be operationally necessary or desirable to do so".
