Sentence examples similar to operational self sufficiency from inspiring English sources

Congress, frustrated, said in 1997 that Amtrak would have to reach "operational" self-sufficiency by December 2002.

Though it had its best summer ever this year, and says it will attain operational self-sufficiency by 2003 as required by Congress, Amtrak is partly to blame for the continued skepticism facing rail travel.

An Amtrak Reform Council was set up under the Act and has now drawn up plans for restructuring the railroad because of its failure to reach "operational self-sufficiency".

In making the announcement today, the company's president, George D. Warrington, abandoned efforts to reach operational self-sufficiency by the end of this year, a goal mandated by Congress.

We focused on the need to include planning, risk assessment, personal safety, operational self-sufficiency, travel, transport, first aid to handle a number of emergencies in the field, ballistics, kidnapping, women's safety (given the large number of women journalists in the line of fire), digital security, international humanitarian law, local laws, and ethics, to name a few.

Critical care nurses scored highly on self sufficiency [ 37].

Other major selling points included the Earthship's self-sufficiency and its low operational costs.

Other global health initiatives in areas such as AIDS, malaria and family planning, which have also relied on external funding, are exploring ways to help countries move to domestic financial self-sufficiency and achieve full operational independence.

" 'Operational self-sufficiency' is not an appropriate 'life or death' target for passenger rail," said the group, which argues that relying on states for more subsidies is not realistic as state budgets slide into the red.

Bavaria talks of self-sufficiency.

His point: self-sufficiency.