Sentence examples for entry into operation from inspiring English sources

The continuing expansion in the number of carriers and the entry into operation of new airports will put Europe's air traffic system under a great deal of pressure, and we know that, even now, airport congestion is an obstacle to the free movement of people and goods.

Entry Into The Museum Photo Creditt: Steven Rosenbaum).

Entry into Force, Operation and Denunciation.

He eventually gained entry into its elite special operations team known as Bortac, which is how he got to come face to face with the Mexican bandits who took his life.

Austria has threatened several times to block the Czech Republic's entry into the union if the plant is put into operation.

His adventurous spirit gave him entry into Nestlé's South American operations in the 1970s and '80s, where he rose through the ranks to upper-management positions in Chile (1970 80), Ecuador (1981 83), and Venezuela (1983 87).

Mild depolarization of astrocytes isolated from adult, but not neonatal, brains led to the reverse mode of NCX operation causing Ca2+ entry into astrocytic cytosol and consequential glutamate release (Paluzzi et al., 2007).

Four administrative databases were used to determine provider-level resource use associated with the 8 weeks after discharge from the operation that led to entry into the cohort.

This paper describes the optimization of the heat extraction management during operation, and the tritium concentration control required for entry into the port cell to proceed with the required maintenance operations after the plasma shutdown.

since it went into operation in 1947.

Joint entry clearance unit Runs the UK's pre-entry control through the entry clearance operation at embassies and high commissions overseas.