Sentence examples for operations planned for from inspiring English sources

The speech by Mr. Karzai was his most demonstrative effort to date to sell the people of Kandahar on the police and military operations planned for the area over the coming months.

In a speech in Kandahar on Sunday, Mr. Karzai promised local tribal elders that coalition military operations planned for the area this summer would not proceed without their approval.

The proposed approach tries to avoid this difficulty by considering that most precision requirements to be defined relate to the assembly process, and can be automatically derived by analyzing the contact relations between parts and the assembly operations planned for the product.

"Doctors are supposed to care about their patients but the industrial action is putting stress on people who've got operations planned for that date".

The officer in charge of Olympic security, Metropolitan Police Assistant Commissioner Chris Allison, said the tests were "vital" to ensure the safety and security operations planned for the Games worked.

But Ige also chastised the University of Hawaii for its handling of the mountain and called for removing a quarter of the 13 telescopes already there before the start of TMT operations, planned for 2022.

"We were over-serving downtown before," said Keith J. Hom, director of operations planning for New York City Transit.

Peter G. Cafiero, chief of operations planning for New York City Transit, said the authority had received several complaints from island residents about service at the station.

"We are trying to avoid the Madison Square Garden area as much as we can," said Keith J. Hom, chief of operations planning for New York City Transit.

The operations plan for NIF, he added, is to conduct 700 to 1,000 laser firings per year, with about 200 of the experiments focused on ignition.

Inspired by a municipal foodservice case in Denmark, we discuss the main challenges in the design and operations planning for the foodservice sector explaining the necessity of taking an integrative approach.