Sentence examples for operational news from inspiring English sources

"We believe most of the good operational news is now factored into the price," agreed Allegra Perry of Nomura.

Otherwise why the stories, coming from No 10, that David Cameron wants the BBC charter to be reviewed every five years instead of 10, that it should have a new ruling body in which at least half its members are appointed by the government of the day, and that this body should have involvement in day-to-day operational decisions, including news coverage?

The Air Force's announcement last week that its first squadron of F-35A joint strike fighters has become operational is good news for the Pentagon's biggest weapons program.

An agency spokesman, Don Weber, declined to comment, saying, "We don't discuss actual or alleged operational issues". At a news conference at the White House on Monday, General Hayden also emphasized that the program's operations had "intense oversight" by the agency's general counsel and inspector general as well as the Justice Department.

A BBC spokeswoman said: "We face big financial challenges and need to adapt for the digital age, so while we're already making significant savings in the cost of running the BBC, we are also seeking savings of up to 10% of the editorial and operational budgets of the news channels, as we said when we announced the decision to maintain them both in the summer.

"Like all clubs, we still have to fulfil the salary cost management criteria and operate under the Football League's rules and regulations, but to be able to plan in a more normal operational manner is great news, with just the League's usual conditions to meet because of the recent exit from administration.

The news of the operational posting leaked out following the breakdown of a blackout agreement with the media, when the story was posted this afternoon on the US-based Drudge Report website.

If this plant becomes fully operational again, it's bad news – the North resurrects its original path to nuclear weapons with a facility able to produce one bomb's worth of plutonium a year.