Sentence examples for including the operative from inspiring English sources

However, the thermal conductivity of insulating materials depends on several factors, including the operative temperature.

The attack by the F-15 fighter-bombers is believed to have killed dozens, possibly including the operative who was responsible for the terror attacks in Tunisia last year, according to US officials.

One hundred seven patients have subsequently undergone completion of their Fontan operation, so the actuarial analysis includes the operative risk of this second operation.The results suggest that the elimination of APBF at the time of BDG may confer a long-term advantage for patients with a functional single ventricle.

He published many papers and three monographs, including the classic "Operative Orthopaedics" [3], which has gone through 10 editions, was the standard textbook for orthopaedic surgeons for decades and remains one of the most widely read references.

This will provide modest support for activities (primarily in areas where we trade), which support co-operative aims by any campaigning organisation or democratic political party (including the Co-operative party), whose aims are compatible with the generous and inclusive spirit of the Rochdale Pioneers," said Gray.

The review will examine three other issues, including the post-operative care given to animals.

It supplies organisations including the Co-operative bank and Lush cosmetics and is backed by Oxfam and the Soil Association.

A number of banks may also list on the market this year, including the Co-operative Bank and TSB, which is being spun out of Lloyds Banking Group.

Several institutions, including the Co-operative Bank, Bank of Scotland and Nationwide, have indicated they do not intend to charge a fee.

The event costs about £185,000, all of which came from corporate sponsors this year, including The Co-operative, owner of a supermarket chain, and the juice maker Innocent.

D. He blamed all manner of bogeymen — including the United States, operatives of Al Qaeda and youths "fueled by milk and Nescafé spiked with hallucinogenic drugs".