Sentence examples for of continued operations from inspiring English sources

The Iraqi leadership has been torn between demands from the United States as the price of continued operations essential to stability, and resentment felt across the population about the large and continued American presence on sovereign Iraqi soil.

Elements of the 10th Aviation Brigade were deployed to Iraq in 2008 as part of continued operations in that country.

America's reluctance to apologise fully, in turn, is because of continued operations by Afghan insurgents, from Pakistani soil, who attack and kill NATO soldiers.Pakistan dropped a plan for a transit tax (initially it sought $5,000 per lorry) on NATO supplies, which had in effect been given free passage since the Afghan war began in 2001.

The building, at 77 East 125th Street, has a convoluted history of continued operation despite uncorrected violations and the lack of a certificate.

In reviewing the potential environmental impact of continued operation, the N.R.C. did not take terrorism into account, and state officials claim that the commission erred.

The governor, James H. Douglas, long a supporter of continued operation of the plant, recently acknowledged that the politics of the issue had changed and suggested the Legislature delay any decisions about Vermont Yankee.

The judge, J. Garvan Murtha of United States District Court in Brattleboro, Vt., also held that the state cannot force the plant's owner, Entergy, to sell electricity from the reactor to in-state utilities at reduced rates as a condition of continued operation, as Entergy asserts it is now doing.

And another, sometimes overlooked, benefit for companies in bankruptcy is their ability to borrow substantial amounts of funds for continued operations under what is known as DIP financing.

Periodic measurement of mechanical properties of pressure tubes of Indian Pressurised Heavy Water Reactors is required for assessment of their fitness for continued operation.

We believe the immorality of the continued operation of Guantanamo Bay and revelations about the current extent of domestic surveillance and invasion of the privacy of American citizens has undermined support for President Obama among a significant segment of his proactive political election base.

He is a frequent witness in support of the continued operation of Indian Point.