Sentence examples for operations on which from inspiring English sources

AS BAD news flows thick and fast, it has become clear that a vicious shake-out is under way in the global telecoms industry, led by the mobile operations on which dozens of companies have staked their futures.

Operations on which air-cushion vehicles have been used have been largely confined to commercial passenger-carrying ferry services across stretches of water, varying between 3 and 25 miles (5 to 40 kilometres) wide, and to certain military operations.

The strike, which has forced Honda to suspend production at all four of its joint venture assembly plants in China, has shown that Chinese authorities are willing to tolerate work stoppages at least temporarily, even at high-tech operations on which many other factories depend.

This paper presents mathematical models for individual unit operations, on which the sensitivity analysis is based.

We also propose a formal characterisation of groups, introducing atomic operations on which complex functionalities are based.

Operations on which cows were kept primarily on pasture had a lower percentage of locomotion score = 3 than those housed in freestall or open/dry lot operations.

One former undercover agent compared an operation on which he was deployed to the methods used by the Stasi.

Despite the troubles of the local Republican Party, Roberts, at least, has a long-established ground operation on which he can rely.

It may be cold comfort, but Disney is not the only theme park operation on which Sundance is casting a harsh spotlight this year.

In addition to being a wholesale bank, it has a relatively large retail operation on which it has staked much of its future.

Andrew Carmichael Preston Seumas Milne mentions the 1958 US-UK Mutual Defence Agreement, which facilitates the co-operation on which the UK's nuclear weapons programme depends and was last renewed for 10 years in 2004.