Sentence examples for operations to turn from inspiring English sources

Business growers, in contrast, are ambitious, and want their operations to turn a profit.

"It is well known that criminal gangs in Scotland use legitimate business operations to turn their dirty money into clean money,"  he said.

Today, Bridgestone reported strong profits for the first half of the year, and said for the first time that it expected its American operations to turn a profit for the year.

I got to thinking that publicising stories like that about Australian native fauna might be a more cost-effective way of deterring asylum seekers than naval operations to turn them back and offshore detention centres that threaten to make their lives a living hell.

Ford's cash position should be able to provide for restructuring and time for auto operations to turn, Murphy said.

It is also retrofitting its existing operations to turn out 24-ounce beverage cans for beers and energy drinks.

And the campaign, aided by big city unions, is drawing up an extensive field operation to turn out the vote.

Governor Bush leads in all major polls in Michigan and, Bush aides say, can count on Mr. Engler's statewide operation to turn out the vote on primary day.

Bishop sparked renewed diplomatic tension on Monday by saying that Australia's hardline operation to turn back asylum-seeker boats was necessary "because Indonesian boats with Indonesian crews are leaving Indonesia with the express intention of breaching our sovereignty".

The mayor's political operation is showing its muscle, using Neil Giacobbi, director of Mr. Bloomberg's 2005 campaign volunteer operation, to turn out a crowd in favor of Mr. Bloomberg's proposal, which would permit the city's elected officials to serve for 12 years rather than 8.

No reason was given for the cancellation but Australian media said the decision was due to the current operation to turn back an asylum boat.