Sentence examples for operation contracted from inspiring English sources

Despite recent improvements in the operation of the existing dumpsite, a properly sited engineered landfill should be constructed with operation contracted to the private sector.

Second, the contracts are based on value and in many cases the local commissioning trusts have been able to switch work to fewer but more costly operations.The department's own figures show that by July around 80% of the value of operations contracted for in the independent sector had been carried out.

Since returning in 2002, he has worked his way up senior management ranks, having been responsible for operations including Loot, Associated's Irish operation, contract publishing and the digital business.

Activity is a business process that fulfils an operation contract of an application.

The SEMCA had to apply strict profitability rules for each motorway construction and operation contract as all State subsidies or balances through another concession were forbidden.

Among various possibilities, OCL offers the formulation of class invariants and operation contracts in form of pre- and postconditions, and side-effect free query operations.

This chapter shows how to design interaction among objects (dynamic modeling) in order to implement system operation contracts using UML interaction diagrams (communication and sequence).

In particular, constraint diagrams play a similar role to the textual object constraint language (OCL) in that they can be used for specifying system invariants and operation contracts in the context of a UML model.

After undergoing a life-threatening operation, he contracted MRSA and needed further surgery.

Most of the officials listed by Mexico's Supreme Court as potentially responsible for the tragedy — including the owners and partners of the daycare center's company, the government offices in charge of supervising the proper operation of contracted facilities such as the ABC, and the governor of Sonora state at the time — remain free.

And, as with conventional warfare, these big-ticket spying operations were contracted to private companies that put former government employees on their payrolls — what Bamford calls "the ­surveillance-industrial complex".