Sentence examples for expected to operate from inspiring English sources

When exactly are they expected to operate?

Boeing is expected to operate the satellite system under contract.

They too are expected to operate the train manually if something goes wrong with the system.

Delta said it expected to operate about 60percentt of its regularly scheduled flights.

"We are expected to operate like a business, but don't have the flexibility to do so.

Rolls-Royce owners have traditionally been driven, not expected to operate the machine themselves.

All penal institutions holding children are expected to operate MMPR by 2015; it may be extended to secure children's homes.

We're expected to operate this pricey and potentially lethal device safely, in public, alongside tens of thousands of other people.

American officials are expected to operate the systems unless it is decided to base them on Syrian territory.

All other Eurostar services are expected to operate normally tomorrow and passengers should check-in as usual.

After decades of economic reform, many big state-owned companies face real competition and are expected to operate profitably.