Sentence examples for considered operational from inspiring English sources

Only nine of its submarines were considered operational before Wednesday, and just five or six are operating at any given time — too few to guard India's extensive coastline adequately.

Issues of national importance, like Saddam Hussein's status -- "We do not know how Saddam Hussein is feeling today," Mr. Fleischer said sweetly -- were considered operational details and best left in the hands of the professionals at the Pentagon.

We may never know if there is a message in K.S.M.'s vacuum cleaner or, perhaps more interesting, if it is a decent appliance: the A.P. was told by the C.I.A. that the drawings, " 'should they exist,' would be considered operational files of the CIA — among its most highly classified category of government files — and therefore exempt from ever being released to the public".

Airborne LiDAR is a promising technology at the project scale, but not yet considered operational for tropical forest monitoring [1].

NEON managers argue that a site should be considered operational once all the equipment works and the instruments start to generate data.

In the cost-evaluation part only investment cost has been considered: operational and maintenance cost have been neglected in this first part of the planning analysis.

It is not always possible to rely on the paper protection of contractual indemnities (which may involve little practical prospect of recovery) so consider operational measures to mitigate risk and insurance to cover liabilities.

It is now allowed to consider "operational" matters, but only retrospectively, not ones which are  "ongoing", a point that David Cameron has already emphasised in the wake of the  drone strike.

We consider operational surgery scheduling problems.

Therefore the cycle has been optimized by considering operational constraints.

Case D: The multi-state model considers operational reliability outage probability.