Sentence examples for upkeep operation from inspiring English sources

This change could lead to competitive advantages when satellite communications are more widely used, but it will also likely lead to a more intensive upkeep operation as Starlink birds keep dropping out of the air.

The roles of public authorities and private companies are re-organised in the vision, and provision of transport services as well as upkeep, operation and maintenance of the transport system are managed by a new type of network.

On top of all of that, as reported on The Mandarin, political historian Robert Carr has questioned whether the CCTVs are actually being installed in "hotspots" at all, and pointed out that they often leave local councils with an expensive bill for upkeep and operation.

According to the Detroit News, Snyder promised an investment of "millions" as the state takes over upkeep and operation of one of the city's prized natural resources.

Because the federal money that flows to the institution goes only toward operations and upkeep, the individual Smithsonian operations have to raise the rest to finance programming and exhibitions.

Mr. Volpe says he has concerns about having to help carry the cost of an independent City Opera, given that constituents share in the general upkeep of Lincoln Center operations, that he objects to the Damrosch Park site and that he does not want to change the face of Lincoln Center.

The trail is under the general administration of the National Park Service (NPS), but the federal Bureau of Land Management and other agencies participate in its operation and upkeep.

The plan for Brooklyn Bridge Park is for its operation and upkeep to be paid for by assessments on the real estate developed around it.

Overall the different techniques, adsorption has been perceived as a standout amongst the most economical and effective systems for the removal of the lead from aqueous media because of adaptability in outline and operation, low upkeep expense, and high effectiveness (Mishra et al. 1996).

But that figure – provided to the NSW Greens MP and justice spokesman, David Shoebridge, in response to questions on notice in parliament last month – covers only the unit's upkeep, training and operational costs, which he says underestimates the true cost of drug dog operations.

"I don't think there's any question that more money is needed for the system's operation and for upkeep and maintenance," said Doug Turetsky, a spokesman for the Independent Budget Office, a nonpartisan city agency, on the financial quandary.