Sentence examples for due to operate from inspiring English sources
On Tuesday, the rhino calf was flown to the Ol Jogi ranch, Kenya, where an expert vet was due to operate on his cataracts.
It was not due to operate until next year but could now affect wage packets for the workforce of three government departments from next month, under guidance Osborne is expected to publish.
While self-driving pods and shuttles were already due to operate on pavements in Greenwich and Milton Keynes this summer, the Swedish carmaker is planning to test autonomous vehicles on public roads in the capital from 2017.
By the end of last year, no hospital was yet able to use the Lorenzo version of the care records software, which had been due to operate throughout the north, Midlands and east of England.
The high court is expected to decide if there are grounds for a review within two weeks and a formal review could take up to three months, right up to 9 December when FirstGroup is due to operate its first west coast service.
BP, the oil company which was paying for the Deepwater Horizon's work and was due to operate Macondo, says it has recovered over 800,000 barrels of oil this way so far.The installation of the new cap on Friday July 16th could, in principle, stop any further oil or gas from leaking out of the top of the well.
Due to operating conditions, the geothermal water is cooled down only up to 50 °C, its potential being incompletely exploited.
This ability is especially useful for high-cost parts that present wears or local damage due to operating conditions.
Earnings quality is a measure of how much a company's earnings growth is due to operating success as opposed to quirks of bookkeeping or taxation.
Slight variation to net revenue percent increases and decreases was experienced (average variation of 1%) due to operating costs, also being subtracted from gross revenue, remaining constant.
Strategy risks: the risks due to operating strategy of the company and are mostly associated with culture and structure of the company.
