Sentence examples for operations which would be from inspiring English sources

"This does not and cannot mean blanket bans on particular patients such as smokers getting operations, which would be inconsistent with the NHS constitution.

The plan aims to separate a bank's deposit-taking business from the riskier trading and investment banking operations, which would be allowed to fail should they run into trouble.

If the health minister of any political colour announced a backward-looking reform to appendix operations which would be hugely invasive and leave patients in hospital for a fortnight – such as I experienced in 1977 – the medical profession would respond with derision.

She was scheduled for an operation, which would be her 10th.

In essence, it would mean that the People's Republic of China would be supporting a NATO military operation, which would be an interesting development".

The American and French militaries both said that Qatar would join the military operation, which would be the first Arab military force to explicitly sign on.

He said about 50 suspected insurgents, including two Syrians, had been captured in the opening days of the operation, which would be expanded in the next few days.

If the companies reach an agreement, it would strengthen the Barclays home mortgage business in Britain and accelerate its Internet banking strategy; Woolwich has been praised for its comprehensive Internet banking operation, which would be integrated into the Barclays system.

So the black hole gradually evaporates as it emits Hawking radiation, but the white hole cannot perform the time reversed operation which would be to absorb radiation because there is none to absorb.

The Wall Street giant Goldman Sachs is reportedly considering a brand new operation which would be dedicated to Bitcoin trading.

The German national, who also goes by Kim Schmitz, expects huge interest in its first month of operation, which would be a far cry from when Megaupload went live in 2005.