Sentence examples for operationally possible from inspiring English sources

In a statement on Monday, Gen. James N. Mattis, who leads the Central Command, directed the top allied officer in Afghanistan, Gen. John R. Allen, to carry out most of the recommendations "as soon as operationally possible".

In fact under three circumstances: if the tailored and targeted access is not technically or operationally possible; or if they see some very dangerous trend that needs more than targeted access.

While half our passengers would like us to divide our cabins up into 'adult' and 'family' areas it is not operationally possible due to our free seating policy, with optional priority boarding", said Head of Communications Stephen McNamara.

Earlier this week it emerged that the Privacy Shield arrangement includes exceptions to allow for some US mass surveillance of EU citizens data — with Jourová listing three circumstances when "generalized access" would be allowed: "if the tailored and targeted access is not technically or operationally possible; or if they see some very dangerous trend that needs more than targeted access".

When operationally possible wards with several patients colonised with MRSA will nurse these patients together in one bay (cohort nursing) and dedicate a specific nurse to care for the patients.

He believes that for a national security effort to succeed, it must not only be "operationally effective, technologically possible and lawful," it must also be "politically sustainable".

However, if the environment is operationally unreachable, how is it possible an anticipatory system?

With all the elements of new meaning operationally well-defined, it also becomes possible to attempt linking them up with each other at each step along the way and check the whole meaning for coherence.

"European tech companies of the past 5 years – like MySQL, Cramer Systems, Cartesis, Qliktech, FRSGLobal, Smartstream, DocMorris, Trema, Ion Trading have proven that it's possible to build financially and operationally successful market leaders from Europe.

There is evidence to suggest that it is now possible to provide forest managers with operationally relevant information over large areas using a simplified process model within a GIS environment.

To investigate signatures of possible directional selection after domestication, we operationally defined the derived allele in a domesticated lineage as the minor or non-existent allele in the wild boar at the same site.