Some schools that received donations to operate full-service health centers, Meurer said, had to scale back hours after the money dried up.
Capacity cuts have positioned carriers to operate fuller planes, helping them to increase fares.
As for the rural type, it would be more efficient to operate full-day classes at a certain designated kindergarten with good accessibility not only during the regular semester but also during the vacation period.
According to the revised Education Act, kindergartens in Korea started to operate full-day programs for the first time from March 1995, taking into account the characteristics of 16 metropolitan cities and provinces and individual kindergarten's circumstances and educational needs.
In 1998, kindergartens were allowed to operate full-day classes, that is, for more than eight hours per day according to the Enforcement Decree of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act and the Early Childhood Education Promotion Act (Law No. 5567/Sep. 17 , 1998.
Alliant, based in Edina, Minn., will be able to build and operate full satellite systems as sales slow in its main business, supplying bullets to the United States Army.
Wagoner's pledge to cut jobs is designed to get to a larger goal of his:to operate at full capacity.
TechShop members range from the tinkering types who come in for just one project to six start-ups that operate full time out of TechShop.
Those college-based public stations, one in nearby Lafayette, La., and the other just across the Louisiana border in Beaumont, Tex., could have applied for F.C.C. licenses granting them the right to build and operate full-power stations in Lake Charles.
Some firms, such as Avis, still mainly operate full-to-full.
