Sentence examples for become operational for from inspiring English sources

But it said it was unlikely to become operational for two to three years.

Even with these destroyers, which would probably not be delivered for five years and not become operational for several more, Taiwan would not, on its own, be able to withstand a full-fledged Chinese attack.

A factory operated by Shin-Etsu in Shirakawa, in northern Japan, produces at least 15 percent of the world's supply of the wafers, said Gus Richard, an analyst with Piper Jaffray, and is not likely to become operational for a long time.

Using this approach to produce soil burn severity maps became operational for USDA Forest Service BAER teams on large wildfires in 2002.

In the case of Brazil, we see how vast loans are provided for power plants that may never become operational and for which US construction firms are handsomely rewarded.

Just this month, the National Youth Strategy was adopted, for the first time in 25 years, and for it to become operational, local intervention models for youth are required.

GrouponLive is to become operational "in time for the summer concert season," the companies announced.

The Air Force's announcement last week that its first squadron of F-35A joint strike fighters has become operational is good news for the Pentagon's biggest weapons program.

The Minuteman, expected to become operational next summer, can stay hidden for three years in its 90-foot-deep silo without deterioration, and be fired by a push-button from a remote control centre without preliminary fuelling.

The following table shows the start-up funding requirements, and use thereof, for GFX to become operational.

It takes a while for a merger to become operational.