Sentence examples for operations that would from inspiring English sources

But Enron's gradual decline over the last month gave many energy companies time to reduce their exposure to Enron, and many operate rival trading operations that would benefit from its collapse.

The report concludes that "division planners should have drafted detailed plans on Phase IV operations that would have allowed it" -- the Third Infantry Division -- "to operate independently outside of guidance from higher headquarters.

Operations that would result in levels roughly five times above normal would be considered too damaging.

One proposed smart debt operations that would make Greece's public debt manageable again, while guaranteeing maximum returns to our creditors.

Then, they envision value-added distribution operations that would generate needed jobs in the poorer, urban areas near the port.

He held that position until 1987, and it was in this capacity that he performed the transplant operations that would make him famous throughout the world.

Safer anaesthetics and keyhole surgery have meant that 85-year-olds now enjoy success rates in operations that would previously have been expected in 60-year-olds.

As soldiers, they made it their priority to develop offensive operations that would corner and destroy the main striking forces of the guerrillas.

"We don't want to put a renewable resource project in the middle of our operations that would disrupt mining," Mr. Connors said.

Police departments have been itching to get their hands on drones for surveillance operations that would be far more expensive if carried out by humans.

"He wanted to do sting operations that would affect legislation; he made some calls which have been covered in the news media to Planned Parenthood," Mr. Blackwell said.