Sentence examples for operations will cover from inspiring English sources

On Tuesday, the government announced £2.3m extra funding for Kew to help the institution's finances until 2016/17 when Deverell believes that income from Kew's commercial operations will cover rising costs driven by staff pay and pensions.

"Our point of view is that in the future very few companies will own their own data centers, and those still in operation will cover a small footprint," Jassy says.

And it is admittedly dangerous to draw conclusions about what a TV news operation will cover before any of its programming airs.

The bloc needs "a wide operation that will cover the whole Mediterranean from Spain to Cyprus in order to be able to prevent future catastrophes and save more lives," Cecilia Malmstrom, the union's commissioner for home affairs, said at a news conference after a meeting of justice and interior ministers in Luxembourg.

It proposes that if African countries can cover 25% of the cost of AU peace operations, the UN will cover the remaining 75% from its member states' regular contributions for peacekeeping.

"Our operations will continue".

All of its operations will continue normally.

The big picture of ISR is still undefined and a cognitive computational model for ISR operations is not defined as integrated system, since defining a computational model for a part of immune system operations will not cover the perfection of a multidisciplinary integrative system like the natural biological immune system.

The initial knowledge exam will cover operations at night.

An initial investment of $85.7 million€6868 million) will cover operations for the next five years allowing an estimated $1.3 billion€1€1 billion) worth of projects to be funded.

The deal — which will cover operations in Russia, Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, Armenia, Belarus and Georgia — is expected to close in Q4 of this year and has already been approved by the boards of both companies.