Sentence examples for operations a process from inspiring English sources

He is winding down Pequot's operations, a process that he began last year after the S.E.C. started its second investigation into the firm's trading.

SBC has been discussing a potential deal with G.M. since then, these people said, adding that SBC could soon begin a more intensive examination of the Hughes records and operations, a process known as due diligence.

The airline, which is based in Atlanta, said it would have to invest up to $25 million to deploy the necessary hardware and software throughout its operations, a process that it aimed to complete within two years.

More European banks have had to rush to borrow from the central bank recently to help finance their operations, a process the central bank said it would now make easier.

But much of the money companies expect to see from a merger will be in the savings they extract from cutting jobs, jettisoning less-profitable units and streamlining some operations, a process that oil experts say has been going on industrywide, in one form or another, since 1980.

American military casualties in Iraq have dropped precipitously since the invasion in 2003, reflecting the withdrawal of tens of thousands of troops and the end of offensive combat operations, a process that began, effectively, many months before Mr. Obama's own deadline for ending combat by Sept. 1.

Last week, the companies began asking doctors not to start patients on Byetta until a new manufacturing plant goes into operation, a process that may take several months.

We review progress in silicon LEDs using dislocation engineering to achieve high temperature operation, a process that is fully CMOS (Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor) compatible.

If it were declared a 'special intelligence operation' – a process which only involves approval from the attorney general – reporting of the fact this bugging occurred, the details around it, the nature of the surveillance, could be caught within the scope of this offence.

At that time, the city and landfill company are to present a work plan for revising the permit and conducting an environmental review of the operation, a process that will probably take seven to nine months, said Ralph Chandler, executive chief of staff for the board.

This study was designed to assess the excess lifetime cancer risk posed by exposures to PAHs in a region of Alberta that contains the world's largest in-situ bitumen extraction operation, a process expected to overtake other conventional forms of petrochemical production.