Sentence examples for operations that keep from inspiring English sources

This spring the state is expected to announce how it will enforce new federal regulations on how agricultural operations that keep animals in close quarters handle waste.

"Frankly, there are not a lot of production operations that keep a lot of inventory around these days," said William T. McCormick Jr., chairman and chief executive of CMS Energy, the parent of Consumers Power, of Michigan.

The Cornucopia Institute, a watchdog group that has sought to guard against weakening of organic standards, has complained repeatedly to the USDA about operations that keep their hens inside and publishes a consumer guide to egg brands.

And probably for good reason — Amazon is buying a wildly complex operation of grocery stores and logistical operations that keep those up and running.

That means growing criticism by animal rights group is now the price of doing business for marine theme parks, circuses and other operations that keep animals captive.

The group of all operations that keep the five-dimensional lattice invariant together with the two-dimensional cut space is generated by Thus, the general group–subgroup tree (Fig. 2 ▸) is built with the point groups (order 20), (order 4) that is a subgroup of and thus qualifies this defect to be a pure twin by merohedry because, and thus it leaves the -module invariant.

There were shoulder and foot operations that kept him out of football for three years.

He was also responsible for intelligence and security operations that kept the development of the atomic bomb secret.

But it is the stakes of the operation that keep him focused and sharp.

A problem with any of the vital elements - from keeping the invasion plans secret, to the complex operation that kept Allied troops supplied once they had landed - could have radically changed the outcome of D-Day.

Lakoff was laid out on his sofa after a back operation that kept him from going in to work.