Sentence examples for operate water from inspiring English sources

Already, corporations own or operate water systems across the globe that bring in about $200 billion a year.

Veolia began negotiating with Chinese bureaucrats in the early 1990s, winning its first contract in 1997, a 20-year deal to operate water production in the eastern Chinese city of Tianjin.

Suggashie was hired as part of a new program that trains young Indigenous people to operate water treatment plants.

The program's success is due to its focus on training young Indigenous people to operate water treatment plants that were installed in the late 1990s — but for which no one was ever properly trained to operate.

There is an acute emergency due to the lack of fuel to operate water wells.

Yet in recent years, the combination of aging equipment, lack of regular power to operate water pumps and a shortage of skilled technicians to manage repairs has caused taps in urban areas to often run dry and left millions of people without access to a regular supply of safe water.

" Mr. Barry, who farms 1,500 acres of corn, soybeans and alfalfa, was operating water pumps on his farm today, but only for 60 acres.

This paper presents the effect of operating water mist system to enhance the energy efficiency of air-cooled chillers under various operating conditions.

Also, water sprinkling for controlling dust emission and/or alleviating heat stress on the animals could increase greenhouse gas emissions from pen surfaces, and should therefore be considered when designing or operating water sprinkler systems.

Grundfos' Lifelink in Kenya, for example, sells water usage services by allowing customers to purchase water from smart-card operated water pumps.

Most hotels offer water sports centers, so go with the services provided by your hotel, or opt for one of the privately operated water sports centers that you will find in abundance in Maldives.