Sentence examples for lost operational from inspiring English sources

When the F.A.A. lost operational authority, it lost its ability to collect $200 million in taxes a week.

Smirnov said this meant the plane had "completely lost operational capabilities when the catastrophic situation began to develop".

During a visit to the National Counterterrorism Center just outside Washington on Tuesday, he said Al Qaeda had "lost operational capacity" but he vowed to continue pressing the battle to cripple the network around the world.

Moreover, Ted Turner lost operational control of the Games when CNN and the rest of his media empire were sold in 1996 to Time Warner, which later merged with AOL.

"They have lost their operational ability, their headquarters and their organising minds," said one official close to the prime minister.

In a statement, the company said that it had "lost an operational satellite" on Tuesday, apparently after it collided with "a nonoperational" Russian satellite.

Hamilton admitted he could have been in an even stronger position had it not been for points lost to operational errors early in the season.

Overall, the Australians had lost the operational strength of a platoon, while the Viet Cong had effectively lost a company; arguably though it was questionable if such attrition would achieve any long-term gains in Phuoc Tuy for the Australians.

Under the conditions set down by the Stockholm court, BP would still retain a financial interest in the Arctic deal but would lose some operational control.

"The enemy has lost not just operational leaders and facilitators -- people whose names we know -- but formations of fighters and other terrorists," said a senior U.S. counter-terrorism official, speaking on condition of anonymity.

Mr. McCoy had already lost much of his operational responsibilities when the then-chairman Verne Istock was named president.