Sentence examples for restarted operation from inspiring English sources

The North appears to have also restarted operation of a reactor at its main Yongbyon nuclear facility that produces plutonium that can be used for its nuclear weapons program, according to a U.S. think-tank, 38 North.

The North also appears to have also restarted operation of a reactor at its main Yongbyon nuclear facility that produces plutonium that can be used for its nuclear weapons program, according to the U.S. think-tank 38 North.

The group has restarted operations in the Gulf and last week received approval for an exploration plan for the Kaskida field in the region.

(NOTE: It had restarted operations a few days before Russia's August incursions into Georgia, after which BP shut it down for operational security reasons).

Mitsubishi began bringing plants back up Wednesday, and two Nissan plants in Kyushu restarted operations on Thursday, but Nissan was uncertain whether it could keep them running for more than a few days.

The pipeline restarted operations on Tuesday to avoid freezing problems, though oil flow was generally kept below 400,000 barrels a day, below the recent average of about 642,000 barrels a day.

The biggest nickel mine in Central America has restarted operations amid violent clashes between indigenous people and security forces, disputes over land ownership, and ongoing lawsuits for gang-rape and murder.

But Tuesday's announcement was the first official confirmation from North Korea that it had restarted operations there.

Major refineries restarted operations only a few days after the hurricane, and even those refineries most severely impacted by the flooding are already beginning the process to restart production.

Ineos said it would have restarted operations at the site on Friday if Unite had given the company a "no conditions, no strings attached" assurance of no further industrial action this year.

FUKUOKA (Kyodo) — A nuclear reactor at a trouble-hit complex in southwestern Japan restarted operations Saturday for the first time in more than six and a half years amid lingering safety concerns.