Cash flow from operations refers to net cash provided by operating activities, as listed in the consolidated statement of cash flows.
Your April 10 editorial "Diesel Wars," concerning the proposed rule for enforcing a new law requiring the use of ultra-low-sulfur diesel fuel coupled with the best available technology in construction operations, refers to the proposed rule as "weak".
Cash flow from operations refers to net cash provided by core business activities.
The program's goal is "to provide real-time surveillance of fixed installations, proposed movement routes and movement operations," referring to American convoy movements.
Correction: November 3, 2000, Friday An article on Tuesday about President Clinton's veto of a spending bill that finances the Treasury Department and White House and Congressional operations referred imprecisely in some copies to negotiations with Republicans in Congress.
In addressing the latest contamination cases in Nebraska, Beef Products said it suspected a glitch in its treatment operations, referring to ammonia gas by its chemical name, NH3, according to an e-mail message to school lunch officials.
A headline yesterday about a shake-up of Gov. George E. Pataki's political operations referred imprecisely to the effect on Kieran Mahoney and Arthur Finkelstein, two longtime political consultants for the New York State Republican Committee.
Kate Connolly Over the last 10 years, France has seen a sharp increase in the readership of alternative, far-right sites, blogs and social media operations, referred to collectively as the fachosphère – ("facho" is slang for fascist).
"The events that took place here were very important and positive for the country," said Stanislaw Twarowski, president of the slimmed-down shipbuilding operations, referring to the Solidarity protests.
4) Helge H. Wehmeier, chief executive of Bayer's American operations, referring to the company's agreement to sell its anthrax medicine, Cipro, to the government at a discounted price.
"We have had a couple of vacancies on the list that we've been trying to fill," said Kevin L. Perkins, the F.B.I.'s acting executive director for criminal and cyber operations, referring to the spots left by bin Laden and the Boston crime boss James (Whitey) Bulger, who was arrested last June.
