Sentence examples for temporary operation from inspiring English sources

The temporary operation of such a system in World War I did indeed have this effect, but at the turn of the century most unions were skeptical.

Ten years later Justinian charged his general Belisarius with the reconquest of Italy, a costly, devastating, and temporary operation that lasted from 535 to 540.

I have watched, too, with concern, all too often the transition from temporary operation to continuing operations to for gotten operations.

They talk of a temporary operation.

The company said it was a temporary operation and any further activity would need fresh permission.

A spokesman for the energy firm said: "Cuadrilla's forthcoming activity at Balcombe is for exploratory drilling only and is a temporary operation that will not include hydraulic fracturing.

The plan, another outgrowth of the 1993 bombing, has been a blueprint for setting up temporary operations.

I have seen too many so‐called "temporary" operations down through the years in that part of the world.

At the same time, private lounges, mainly tailored for business travelers seeking a respite from on-the-road commotion, are also turning up outside airports — sometimes as temporary operations during major travel events.

After 100 people were reported to have been arrested in the vicinity and signs posted to discourage further sales, people met there, agreed to terms, then exchanged tickets for cash at nearby locations.And a number of high-end ticket brokers set up temporary operations in the posh office towers next to the nice hotels.

As recently as Tuesday, the Security Council committee monitoring the temporary operations of the oil-for-food program was consumed with debates over which contracts would be honored to buy food, supplies and medicines, with representatives of Russia and France often at loggerheads with the United States and Britain, according to two participants in the meeting.