Sentence examples for effect on operations from inspiring English sources
The automaker said that the charge would have no effect on operations and would not interfere with efforts to reorganize.
Though he said the briefing was not likely to have any big effect on operations, "it will certainly inform sensitivities".
'Until our mission is changed, we are going to execute our campaign plan to the letter.' The British spokesman, Group Captain Niall Irving, said the offer would have 'absolutely zero effect' on operations.
The Obama administration has been cool to proposals by Democrats to investigate the previous administration, fearing that any protracted inquiry could alienate some within the C.I.A. and have a chilling effect on operations at the spy agency.
Barry, now a land warfare expert at the International Institute for Strategic Studies, also challenged Chilcot's claim that cutting the size of the army following the invasion had no damaging effect on operations in Iraq.
The debate over future force levels in Iraq has a direct and immediate effect on operations in Afghanistan, which civilian and military officers concede has been "an economy of force" mission because of the overwhelming demand for troops in Iraq.
At sufficiently low flow rates, complete fuel conversion occurs and reactor size has a slight effect on operation (conversion and temperature).
Meanwhile, in Detroit, the chief executive of General Motors has told employees worldwide to curtail nonessential spending and travel while the company assesses the disaster's effects on operations.
While beneficial, such resistance can have detrimental effects on operations and safety, and can result in the withdrawal of a technology.
Based on these results, this study suggests that continuous investment in product/service development and promotions should have positive effects on operations and result in increased competitiveness and viability in the Korean farm tourism sector.
