Sentence examples for extension of operation from inspiring English sources

With regard to life extension, the successful extension of operation beyond the design life translates into enhanced profits and the avoidance of costly licensing and environmental impact assessments associated with the development and construction of a new facility.

Before its extension of operation, PayPal for example, locked-out users from certain regions in Africa from using their services and focused on providing services to the Western population.

Mr Ozawa has said that the upper house will vote down any extension of operations not countenanced by the United Nations.Already, Mr Fukuda is unsettling the DPJ.

Allen added that he feared that if troop numbers could be significantly raised without parliament's approval then the extension of operations to Syria could be too – something specifically excluded from the Commons motion approving action to Iraq.

Europe has formally agreed to the extension of operations at the International Space Station until 2020.

The intensified aerial strikes in the wake of the attack were an extension of operations against militants conducted over the last few months.

The purpose of this provision was to allow qualification as medically indigent of those individuals who would have qualified but for the operation of an AFDC grant maximum, and thus prevent the extension of the operation of grant maximums into the Medical Assistance Title.

The first is as an extension of noninterfering operation; this offers significant increases in spectrum access.

Meanwhile, the US state department continues to treat USAid as an extension of its operations.

Coming three days after Isis spokesman Abu Muhammad al-Adnani had called for worldwide attacks during Ramadan, Black Friday seemed to signal an expansion of Isis reach, and the extension of its operations and propaganda to the global stage.

If thereafter the company finds itself in funds beyond current needs it may declare dividends out of such surplus or undivided profits; otherwise it may go on for years conducting a successful business, but requiring more and more working capital because of the extension of its operations, and therefore unable to declare dividends approximating the amount of its profits.