Sentence examples for has made the operation from inspiring English sources

The Obama administration's decision, announced on Tuesday, to delay for a year a requirement that larger employers provide insurance or pay a penalty has made the operation of the state exchanges — where individuals can shop for insurance starting Oct. 1 — more critical to the success of the new health care law.

Japan has suspended its annual whale hunt in the Antarctic, saying an American anti-whaling group has made the operation unsafe.

Information scarcity and access to proprietary bank networks has made the operation of financial services a mysterious, yet defensible 'black box' capability.

Mountain rescue leader Gerhard Figl said the weather and remoteness of the location had made the operation one of the most difficult he had taken part in.

Technical developments in the last century have made the operation of driverless train operation (DTO) possible.

At least one expert, Ira Leifer, who is part of a government team charged with estimating the flow rate, is convinced that the operation has made the leak worse, perhaps far worse than the 20 percent increase that government officials warned might occur when the riser was cut.

The porous border between Afghanistan and Pakistan, along with the overall complexity of the political relationship between the two countries, has made the conduct of military operations in Pakistan a tactical necessity for soldiers in Afghanistan.

The technology in every case has altered choices and actions — and it has made them more efficient only in the sense that it has made the logistics and mechanics of the operation easier to arrange.

A former bank examiner, he now oversees one of the operations that has made the F.D.I.C. one of the biggest auctioneers in the nation today.

"With tough retail conditions in the men's market, Bauer has made the call to close Zoo's operations," the CEO of Bauer Media David Goodchild said in a statement on Thursday.

The then health minister Nicola Roxon argued new technology had made the popular operation cheaper and more efficient, and doctors could be paid less, at the same time it reaped nearly $150m in savings from the Medicare benefits scheme over four years.