Sentence examples for operations not to from inspiring English sources

Offices in Chicago, Philadelphia and Oakland, Calif., will remain open only to handle local operations, not to make policy decisions.

Still, Bettman reaffirmed the ruling made Wednesday by Mike Murphy, the league's vice president of hockey operations, not to fine or suspend Chara, a 6-foot-9 defenseman.

On both sides, the recall could create a testing ground for larger national themes about collective bargaining and unions, and build volunteer and political operations (not to mention a list of some 720,000 recall signers) long before fall.

But it definitely drags many others into the system needlessly — into needless appointments, needless tests, needless drugs and needless operations (not to mention all the accompanying needless insurance forms).

Perhaps an Edward Heath moment – and the trouble with five separate police "operations", not to forget Wiltshire police touting openly for tips, is that tough journalists also know (from Elveden and Weeting) how fallible and flatulent such ops can be.

Otherwise, it would be impossible for anyone ever to consent validly to lifesaving operations, not to mention lottery 'jackpot' wins or large wage rises; the mere fact that a proposal is tremendously attractive does not mean that it cannot be voluntarily accepted.

In "Cave Girl," a woman undergoes a sex-change operation, not to become a man but to become "another kind of woman".

Kayani said he had met with PMLN Punjab Chief Minister Shabaz Sharif and PMLN opposition leader Chaudrey Nisar in a much publicized "clandestine8 meeting solely to bring them on board for the Waziristan operation, not to discuss politics.

Garside said that an economically viable pig operation – not to mention one that could save a castle – would probably have to be a bit larger than the one you see on Downton.

Dynamic recrystallization (DRX) processes are widely used in industrial hot working operations, not only to keep the forming forces low, but also to control the microstructure and final properties of the workpiece.

Vice President Dick Cheney has run his own executive department, with its own intelligence and military operations, not open to scrutiny, as he hides behind the putative president.