Sentence examples for meeting operating from inspiring English sources

The Northeast Corridor line is the only part of Amtrak meeting operating costs.

Mathematical simulation of the process is used to identify the operating conditions that allow preserving product quality and meeting operating constraints posed by the equipment.

Thermal characteristics and thermal behavior of lithium batteries are important both for the batteries meeting operating life requirements and for safety considerations.

The spin took place midway through Campbell's 1998 fiscal year FY19988); Division managers used a number of techniques in FY1997 and FY1998 to increase short term sales and earnings (and to secure salary bonuses tied to meeting operating targets).

Those meetings operate as organizing seminars and information sessions.

After his first summit, Mr. Hollande seemed persuaded that one of the reasons Europe was having so many problems overcoming its debt crisis was the way meetings operate.

While the meetings operate within the Mental Capacity Act 2005 (MCA), what the paper describes does not constitute a 'best interests proceeding' under the MCA, instead it is part of routine clinical practice.

UNDER a legislative mandate to funnel more money to arts groups in South Jersey, the state arts council at its annual meeting last week cut operating grants to 19 groups in the north and scaled back other projects to come up with the cash.

The government has admitted that the international development minister, Alan Duncan, took part in meetings between officials operating a Whitehall cell to control the Libyan oil market and Vitol – a company for which Duncan has previously acted as a consultant.

The challenge of meeting rising operating costs while making key capital investments to remain competitive is complex, and the choices that are made can have long-standing ramifications.

As Maslac explains, the banks have been forced to find "creative" ways of meeting "rising operating costs" such as postage--specifically, those costs above the base 22-cent rate--and the higher interest rates banks now "must" pay because of deregulation.