Sentence examples for put out of operation from inspiring English sources

Trafficking vessels should be put out of operation.

Calls price gouging "unTexan" and says businesses can and will be put out of operation for engaging in it.

When the Arabs of the Hejaz revolted against Turkish rule in 1916, the track between Maʿān and Medina was put out of operation by Arab raids, largely inspired by the British military strategist T.E.

General Henry Shelton, America's top soldier, announced that nine Iraqi missile factories had been put out of operation "for at least a year", while his British counterpart proudly described the destruction of special aircraft designed to spray biological and chemical stuff.

It also differs from the latter half of Fleming's Bond novels in which SMERSH is said to have been put out of operation.

Thirty-one taxis were put out of operation last year when the city revoked the licenses of three cab companies because they did not carry adequate insurance.

The results show that the prolongation of intervals between the putting out of operation tends to welded joints lifetime elongation.

To be put out of its misery".

Meanwhile, the development of lower Earth orbit operations was put out to tender to private space concerns, all competing for Nasa funds under the commercial crew initiative.

According to this claim, policies put out by the Environmental Protection Agency are stifling mining operations, leading to the layoffs of coal miners.

Following the 13-day operation, it was finally put out on Friday.