Sentence examples for makes operational from inspiring English sources

And quite apart from whether EBX's conglomerate structure makes operational sense, it certainly helps to get value out of such investments.

In analysing how synthetic biology or any other technological endeavour shows how things could be (icons), and makes operational connections between things (infrastructures), the main goal is not to situate field in social or economic contexts.

"A relatively small sum" to maintain the library at its Aldgate site would have been in the region of £500,000 a year; it makes operational sense for libraries to keep all their staff and collections under one roof – as the British Library, which now houses collections as disparate as the Sound Archive and the India Office Library, has demonstrated.

However, if the President wants an NSC modeled after the current one — an NSC that makes operational decisions, builds misinformation campaigns, and absorbs most national security functions within the White House — it will come with accountability and oversight from Congress". The latter is a veiled threat to cut the NSC down to size or face congressional oversight.

"I don't think it makes operational sense to have that sort of building in that location," he added.

The company has built a number of social algorithms to determine how company makes operational decisions around this social feedback, as opposed to delivering marketing advice.

Police officers make operational decisions, not press officers.

Were the notional global "hit squads" authorized, or made operational?

And it raises questions about how quickly an effective system can be made operational.

The first arsenal ship can be made operational in half that time.

However, you are still overseeing the business, setting goals and making operational plans.