Sentence examples for started operation from inspiring English sources
"started operation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is often used to refer to the beginning of a business, organization or project. For example, "The new non-profit organization started operation last month."
"It's very rare in the U.K. to have a national police operation of this kind," Alan Stewart, the police officer who started Operation Easter with Shorrock, told me.
An electrical transformer station started operation in 1980.
Shell's platform, called Brutus, started operation in 2001.
It should be, because local protests – driven partly by the 1986 Chernobyl accident – meant it never started operation.
My season is over b4 its even started, operation Friday!! Main objective is to make sure I'm 100% for pre season ?" he posted.
A new terrorism center, led by the C.I.A., started operation today in an effort to better coordinate the activities of different federal agencies.
Tore Supra has re-started operation in 2001 with a partial toroidal pump limiter as the main plasma facing component.
The EU has also started Operation Sophia, under which a naval taskforce headquartered in Rome will work to halt operations smuggling people across the Mediterranean.
In 2003 Mr. McGinnis started Operation Call Home, which has provided 150,000 calling cards to service members.
The security service started Operation Downtempo, with the aim of identifying the two men, in April 2005, but were unsuccessful.
At the beginning of the month, Lyndon Johnson had started Operation Rolling Thunder, the bombing campaign against North Vietnam.
