Sentence examples for operations in various from inspiring English sources
The United Nations has declared a "zero tolerance" policy over sexual exploitation since peacekeeping operations in various African countries and East Timor were hit by scandals.
"The probing of at least 23 election operations in various US states could lead to mistrust in election results if the election is close – think digital hanging chads," he said.
The score of most of the operations in various workstations resulted in Class I (acceptable posture) category.
They involved a variety of circumstances, including but not limited to shift in some HQ roles to Singapore and other centralized roles at Malaysia HQ to in-region (MENA & Africa) and local operations in various markets," a company representative said.
One might think of obtaining different concepts of negation by letting the negations interact with other logical operations in various ways, but this does not help concerning atomic formulas that do not contain any logical operation.
Like in other companies, in Shell an army of process engineers uses process simulation programs in order to carry out designs or operations in various phases of a project.
Beyond energy, both sides agreed they would continue finding ways to enhance co-operation in various areas such as tourism, trade and farming.
"First, to discuss ways to deepen co-operation in various fields and therefore spur the growth of our respective economies.
The developed models can be used to predict the important performance and emission parameters for diesel-hydrogen operation in various combinations at different loads within the experimental domain.
The outcomes acquired here are applicable in all the technical areas where Li-ion batteries are used and where guaranteed time of the battery safe and reliable operation in various climatic conditions is required.
Materials and process equipment of nuclear power plants (NPP) are intended for operation in various gaseous and liquid media under extreme conditions including the effect of ionizing radiation and elevated temperature up to 1000°C.
