Sentence examples for once fully operational from inspiring English sources

The plant will be in operation by next November, and, once fully operational, should produce up to 3,000 containers and 500 chassis a month, Youm said.

Once fully operational, it is expected to produce more than 70 million tons of iron ore a year, Rio estimates.

Once fully operational, it is expected to produce more 70 million tons of iron ore per year, Rio estimates.

Once fully operational, this capability will protect all 28 allies and can extend its aegis of safety to other nations — to include NATO partners like Russia.

Once fully operational in 2020 it will provide accurate position, navigation and timing information to be used by governments, citizens, industry and the military.

ISPO, like new standards, has to overcome challenges to become robust and credible, but once fully operational has the potential to raise the standards of all growers in the country and have a major positive impact on the sector.

Intelligence gained from decrypting German radio messages during early July, and photos taken by a RAF aircraft on 12 July, provided further evidence that the battleship was once again fully operational and possibly preparing to put to sea.

The cost of producing fuel at the Squamish pilot plant, once it's fully operational, will be much higher than that of conventional fuels, but Keith says that, once the process is scaled up using solar power, he hopes to produce fuel for $1 a liter.

Once it is fully operational, no registration will be needed to connect through a toll-free phone number.

Oyu Tolgoi, which means Turquoise Hill, will be the largest contributor to the economy once it's fully operational.

The NDIS, which finances support services for people with disabilities and their families, is forecast to cost about $22bn a year once it is fully operational from 2020, with the cost divided between the commonwealth and the states.