Sentence examples for due to start operations from inspiring English sources
It is due to start operations in The Hague in March.
The pipeline, originally due to start operations in 2006, will not be ready until 2008, at the earliest.
It seems preoccupied with internal problems, though its president goes to Moscow next week (see article).A a newly-built pipeline, connecting Tengiz with the Russian Black Sea port Novorossiisk, is due to start operations this summer and will be Kazakhstan's primary export route, but it is too small for all the oil that will be produced in the coming years.
This plan led to a serious contretemps with Pan American, which had the contract to convey the air mail from Fiji but was not due to start operations until 9 November 1941.
A second unit being converted to biomass – sustainable forestry remains as well as waste such as straw and sunflower husks – is on track to start operations in the summer, with the third due sometime in 2016.
Original plans were to start operations on 24 October 1987, but this had to be postponed due to late delivery of the aircraft.
In reality, these were words designed to get past the objections of electorates so they could get on with the action required to save the euro – which should start in earnest the week after next, helped by co-ordinated central bank operations due to start on Monday and an enhanced IMF lending facility.
But it can hardly have expected South Korea, which lost 46 men as a result of its sinking, to shrug it off.Some are hoping that the North will return to military-to-military talks after South Korea and the United States hold 11 days of joint military operations due to start on February 28th.
It is set to be the biggest single investment in a chip factory, and construction will begin in the first half of next year with operations due to start in 2017.
The operation is due to start again on Saturday with extra vessels joining the search, Australian officials say.
