Sentence examples for facility operational from inspiring English sources

The concept of mitigating potentially hazardous situations in the facility design process was an effective way of dealing with these facility operational challenges.

Customs and Border Protection said in a statement announcing the new centre that it will open soon and that the agency will "ensure the basic needs of those in CBP custody are met … add housing, beds, toilets and bathing facilities as necessary" and "regularly assess whether to expand these facilities or keep this temporary facility operational" based on the number of crossings.

"They could also go for basic repairs and just make the facility operational again.

It aims to have its first facility operational in three years.

It says that depending on "a suitable commercial agreement" it could have the facility operational early in 2015.

General overheads and items of a site specific nature such as manager and director salaries, clerical wages, capital equipment outlay, and facility operational expenses were excluded.

Under the banner of Star Alliance, these companies started sharing resources such as sales offices, maintenance facilities, operational staff, and seating capacity.

--Tactics, techniques, and operating methods of Palestinian terrorist groups, including tradecraft, counterintelligence measures, recruitment activities, underground facilities, operational tasking, and travel, infiltrations into Israel, disinformation, denial and deception techniques, and training.

The complete waste treatment, immobilization and disposal cycle for Low and Intermediate Level waste is in place to manage such waste from power as well as research reactors with a number of chemical treatment plants and near surface disposal facilities operational in various power plant sites.

Through various partnerships and alliances, airlines already share facilities, operational costs and volume discounts.

In 1 month you need at least 10 new facilities operational with additional bed capacity and teams on the ground, and money so that people doing this stuff are getting paid, and a way to evacuate the responders that get into medical trouble there.