Sentence examples for current operations of from inspiring English sources
"The actions of the court bailiffs' service to arrest the bank accounts create a direct threat to current operations of Yukos Oil Company, which are of strategic importance for Russia's fuel and energy industry," the company's statement said.
The budget deadlock has frozen the current operations of existing government agencies, but the case before the Justices will determine whether some of these agencies will exist at all.
This chapter explains the origins and current operations of public health emergency law, at both the federal and state levels.
The primary purpose in the performance evaluations of most organizational systems is to appraise the current operations of individual entities and to benchmark these against peer entities to identify best practices.
The obvious question repeats itself: if current operations of the refinery result in serious violations of laws that protect human health and safety, and damage the environment, why should the company be allowed to expand refinery operations to accept even dirtier crude than it currently treats, and increase the pollution from the facility?
I have the ability of predicting the effect of current operations on future actions.
Gen. John W. Rosa Jr., who is serving as the deputy director of current operations on the Joint Chiefs of Staff, is to become the new superintendent, subject to Senate confirmation, Air Force officials said.
Contact forces, which are induced due to a reciprocal contact between the conveyor belt and forming idler rolls during a current operation of the pipe conveyors, are influencing the operational characteristics of these conveyors significantly.
They added that the investigation was not disrupting "the current operation of our successful businesses".
The trains should cut journey times between the English and Scottish capitals to four hours - and eventually quicker, with a potential maximum speed of 140mph, although that would require changes to the current operation of the line.
The research led us to conclude that the current operation of the criminal justice system does little to ensure that young adult offenders make amends for what they have done, or recognise the impact of their behaviour on individual victims, their families and the wider community.
