Sentence examples for non-essential operations from inspiring English sources

The organisation suspended non-essential operations for three days last week to protest against the violence.

A number of big mining firms have evacuated foreign staff and shut down non-essential operations.

One hospital, the Great Western in Swindon, had to erected a large tent on Monday to deal with an influx of patients and cancelled all non-essential operations at the hospital for a second day.

The Abertawe Bro Morgannwg University Health Board, which runs several hospitals around Swansea, Neath Port Talbot and Bridgend, estimated that around 20 to 25 non-essential operations were being postponed per day, while Wales' largest health board, Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board, also reported that it had reduced its routine operations and brought in more staff and extra beds.

The US government closed non-essential operations on Tuesday after Congress failed to agree a new budget.

The US government closed non-essential operations on Tuesday after Congress failed to strike a deal on a new budget.

One of Britain's best known hospitals, Hereford hospital said it has cancelled routine operations, while non-essential surgery had been cancelled this week at the Great Western Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, which has had two significant incidents since 1 December 2014.

The federal budget process may fail by Friday which means the federal government will stop all but bare bones, non essential, operations.

Two days after the crash near San Diego, General Atomics issued an alert bulletin to its customers, advising them to limit "non-essential" Reaper operations to keep the drones within one hour's flight of an air base in case of an emergency.

Lawmakers in the US remain deadlocked in a battle over spending which has led to a shutdown of non-essential government operations.

When it became clear that he would not play at Euro 2012 or the Olympics he opted to have a non-essential minor operation on the tendonitis in one of his knees – a procedure that could have been delayed but was undertaken because of the window afforded by the free summer.