Sentence examples similar to restore to operation from inspiring English sources

Yet if the ECB says no more, Greek banks stop operating — and it's hard to see how they can be restored to operation except by ditching the euro and using something else.

The industrial park underwent heavy damage during the fighting in 1975, but many factories were restored to operation and new factories were constructed.

To quickly restore to normal operation after a fault is cleared, the grid codes require wind power plants to stay connected to the grid during and after a fault in the power system.

Reverse steps to restore to normal operation.

For each node in the supply chain, managers estimate the time to recovery if a disruption occurred at that node (how long it would take for the node to be restored to full operation) and then calculate the performance impact (lost sales during TTR, for instance).

E-list restored to full operation.

NEW AGREEMENT IS MADE Arrears of $37,500,000 to Be Paid -- Railways to Be Restored to Private Operation.

Structures should be designed to be quickly restored to full operation with minimal disruption and cost following a large earthquake.

The government instituted a large-scale effort to repair damage to beaches and infrastructure, and the tourist trade was largely restored to full operation within the next several years.

On Saturday, Monticello's kitchen, restored to historic operation, will offer cooking programs featuring local foods and historic food practices.

The Louisiana Offshore Oil Port, an import terminal with a capacity of 1.2 million barrels of crude oil a day, said it had suffered only minimal damage but had not been able to take deliveries from oil tankers because it was waiting for power to be restored to its onshore storage operation in Galliano, about 74 miles south of New Orleans.