Sentence examples for operations that would make from inspiring English sources

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

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.

"This has stirred up a hornets' nest," said Mr. Foley, who along with Mr. Shaw has sponsored legislation on insurance company operations that would make American companies more competitive with Bermuda counterparts that pay no corporate income tax.

But my plan was always to build a data science operation that would make the business scalable.

Fernanda views this work as a stop-gap rather than a vocation; she hopes to save money for an operation that would make her "a normal woman".

He is setting up a $300,000 bottling operation that would make Maple Lane the state's only farm to both grow currants and bottle them as juice on site.

That would require an operation that would make Michelle Rhee's shop look puny.

This assumption can be made, since in case one of the operation costs violates the assumption, then such an operation can always be replaced by a series of operations that would induce the same modification at lower cost.

The rule has the potential to address the enormous risks created by misuse of the bank trading book, and to simplify major bank operations in ways that would make supervision easier.

President Bush said then that publication of that section of the report would damage American intelligence operations, revealing "sources and methods that would make it harder for us to win the war on terror".

OTTAWA — The Canadian retailer Sobeys said on Wednesday that it would pay $5.8 billion in cash for the Canadian operations of Safeway, a move that would make it a leading grocery chain in western Canada.