Sentence examples for licensing and operation from inspiring English sources
Twenty sodium-cooled fast reactors (SFRs) have provided valuable experience in design, licensing, and operation.
The second generation waste package design and storage concept is proposed for implementation after the initial licensing and operation of the reference repository design.
The development of such devices relies heavily upon computational models, from the pre-conceptual stages through detailed design, licensing, and operation.
Such communities tend also to be more technologically advanced, which leads to the adoption of new laws, such as those regulating the licensing and operation of automobiles and those concerned with commerce conducted on the Internet (see e-commerce).
The group met with City Council members to discuss legislation that would authorize the creation of hostels and provide specific oversight for their licensing, regulation and operation.
The debate over a large expansion of commercial nuclear energy for electricity production in the U.S., termed a "nuclear renaissance," has most recently focused on the issues of spent nuclear fuel transportation and the closing of the once-through nuclear fuel cycle through the licensing, construction, and operation of the national spent nuclear fuel repository at Yucca Mountain, Nevada.
The law also makes provision for the licensing, regulation, and operation of private commercial schemes that do not receive government subsidies.
CFW, based in Waynesboro, Va., will buy the wireless licenses and operations of the Bell Atlantic Corporation's PrimeCo PCS in Richmond, Va., and Norfolk, Va., for $407 million.
Authorities suspended a day care center's license and operations, pending a hearing, after three employees allegedly encouraged two 3-year-olds to fight each other.
The primary mission of IFMIF is to generate a materials irradiation database for the design, construction, licensing and safe operation of DEMO.
For one thing, the Red Hat Society appears less a grass-roots rebellion than an increasingly sophisticated, for-profit licensing and marketing operation.
