Sentence examples for upgrade operations from inspiring English sources
"Also, most companies had bad balance sheets, so they weren't able to spend the money they needed to upgrade operations".
Top federal regulators recently recommended informally that the White House relax regulations that require power plants to install new pollution control equipment when they upgrade operations.
Syncrude, one of the world's largest producers of synthetic crude oil from the oil sands, said on Saturday it was shutting down its northern mines and upgrade operations and evacuating all personnel from the area, citing concerns about smoke.
Many labor experts say part of the problem is cost: Western companies are constantly pressing their Chinese suppliers for lower prices while also insisting that factory owners spend more to upgrade operations, treat workers properly and improve product quality.
A cloud provider should be able to maintain availability through maintenance and upgrade operations.
"The problem with the railroad is that there are too many masters on the board with conflicting demands that are difficult to meet". DePallo joined Metrolink in September 2012 at a difficult time in the railroad's efforts to build ridership, upgrade operations and improve safety in the aftermath of the deadly Chatsworth crash in 2008.
Integrated with upgrading operations to enhance the fuel quality, the process consumes significant amounts of energy, which are currently mostly derived from burning natural gas.
The Horizon Oil Sands Mining and Upgrading segment produces synthetic crude oil through bitumen mining and upgrading operations.
An alignment through environmentally protected areas seems to be a severe constraint for upgrading operations on the existing alignment.
In the frame of upgrading operations, usually dictated by poor pavement condition or low level of service (LOS), the common practice consists of resurfacing the trafficked surface.
Additionally, specific inherent constraints for roads in inhabited areas or in the vicinity of archaeological sites may restrict upgrading operations on the existing alignment and prescribe instead a totally new route.
