Sentence examples for to keep operational from inspiring English sources

At a house fire, we need two firefighters to go inside, one to operate the pump and an officer in charge, to keep operational oversight.

"We honoured certain requests to keep operational details and the identity of the participants confidential," he wrote.

Mr. Gonzales, asked by Mr. Leahy whether he would object to the disclosure of the documents to Congress, replied that he hoped to keep operational aspects of the program secret.

Barber says that technology has to be adopted to keep operational costs down as everything else rises.

On 23 August 1990, a squadron of Tornado GR1 interdictors were dispatched to the region as well, but the Tornado GR1 was difficult to keep operational due to heat.

When we discovered that small, scattered projects were costly to implement and low in impact, we began scaling up our efforts to keep operational costs low and increase the likelihood of impacting more families.

The quest to maintain and keep operational large mission critical systems has always been a challenge for software practitioners.

The last section built was the passage from Weston Point through the Runcorn gap to Norton; the existing docks at Runcorn and Weston had to be kept operational until they could be connected to the completed western sections of the ship canal.

"UNICEF realized that the Therapeutic Feeding Centre had to be kept operational and that UNICEF would have to play a leading role in its operation," he explains.

In-patient services for admitted patients and emergency services were kept operational to prevent damage to health and to avoid loss of lives.

Sediment has been released from the dams of many rivers throughout the world to keep reservoirs operational.